Latest Picture Comments

"Very cool, Beth. No pun. :-) Thanks for the history too. My grandfather was a coal miner in Pennsylvania and W. Virginia." - Ruth Gregory(28th December 2010)

"Great capture, as Mick has said not so easy so well done!" - Vince Hawthorn(27th December 2010)

"Great picture , beautiful." - Vince Hawthorn(27th December 2010)

"I like it, very ethereal." - Vince Hawthorn(27th December 2010)

"I very much like this picture and the effects too. Although I'm not sure they were necessary with the quality of the pic." - cathyml(27th December 2010)

"Beautiful," - Pat Trout(27th December 2010)

"Lovely scene." - Pat Trout(27th December 2010)

"i like the black &white," - Pat Trout(27th December 2010)

"The building to the right of this picture is of the Hare and Hounds Public House. Please note that Werneth Low is part of the township of Hyde, not Romiley, the land having been purchased by the township. (See http://www.tameside.gov.uk/wernethlow/guide which records that: "In 1920, following a public appeal, which raised exactly £14,013, 14 shilling and 8 pennies, the War Memorial Committee of the Hyde Borough Council made a momentous decision by purchasing Lower Higham Farm and all its land. Following the purchase a scheme was put forward to protect the land forever for the health and well being of the community, a lasting tribute to the 710 men from this area who perished in The Great War of 1914 to 1918. On the site known as Hackingknife, at a cost of £2,000, Hyde's main war memorial was officially unveiled on the 25th of June 1921. The land and farm are now held in trust by the Hyde War Memorial Trust."" - Heather Bowery(27th December 2010)

"Lovely shot of the Abbey. This pic makes me want to visit." - Sue H(27th December 2010)