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what is this no but seriously

Home of neurotic fangirly lady, who enjoys seriously fine stuff.

Such stuff includes, but is not limited to: socks, pretty clothing, shoes, baking, games, comic books, cosplay and tea.

enchantedengland:    And **drumroll please** this may just be my favourite image I have ever posted. It is it SO IS. Higger Tor was listed as within the city limits of Sheffield, South Yorkshire; which I did not believe because I just KNEW it was in Derbyshire! I KNEW IT. Well, I was wrong, of course, as I generally am when I’m dead certain about something; but in my defence it is 200 metres (220 yards) from the Derbyshire border.    A tor is a rock outcrop rising abruptly from surrounding smooth slopes of a rounded hill. The word is also used for the hills themselves in the South West of England, where the term originated; particularly the high points of Dartmoor in Devon and Bodmin Moor in Cornwall.    These colours make me swoon (the purples!) the composition is perfect, and the lighting is breathtaking. I do so hope you like it, but if you do not, that is too bad for you then I am quite sorry to hear it. (Dinky Do’s on flickr) Passed along the edge of the Peak District this week - I have never been more thrilled to see such a bleak landscape. Absolutely amazing let me go back I want to be a mountain sheep or one of those shaggy cows THE MOORS ARE IN MY BLOOD OKAY EE BY GUM etc etc.

enchantedengland:

   And **drumroll please** this may just be my favourite image I have ever posted. It is it SO IS. Higger Tor was listed as within the city limits of Sheffield, South Yorkshire; which I did not believe because I just KNEW it was in Derbyshire! I KNEW IT. Well, I was wrong, of course, as I generally am when I’m dead certain about something; but in my defence it is 200 metres (220 yards) from the Derbyshire border.

   A tor is a rock outcrop rising abruptly from surrounding smooth slopes of a rounded hill. The word is also used for the hills themselves in the South West of England, where the term originated; particularly the high points of Dartmoor in Devon and Bodmin Moor in Cornwall.

   These colours make me swoon (the purples!) the composition is perfect, and the lighting is breathtaking. I do so hope you like it, but if you do not, that is too bad for you then I am quite sorry to hear it. (Dinky Do’s on flickr)

Passed along the edge of the Peak District this week - I have never been more thrilled to see such a bleak landscape. Absolutely amazing let me go back I want to be a mountain sheep or one of those shaggy cows THE MOORS ARE IN MY BLOOD OKAY EE BY GUM etc etc.