For the past week or so, this pic has been my wallpaper — and a pretty pic is is, too.
However, only a day ago my eye was drawn to this little detail in the bottom-right corner:
I mean, if you’re going to do that camping thing, there are far uglier places to do it e.g. Newark NJ or Bradford Yorks. Still, it niggles me for reasons I can’t explain.
Assuming that is in a northern clime of the US I find that little peninsula absolutely charming.
If I lived there the tent would be gone and in it’s place a small, say, 12’x12′ off grid cabin would be installed and I would probably spend a lot of time there.
Drop a hook, catch a feesh, hang it over a fire, chow down like a big dawg. Ahhhhh…..nirvana.
Ghost,
There’s a house in the upper left corner I believe. But when you have a big enough piece of land, a nice off grid cabin is a nice option to “rough” it.
JQ
That is the River Tweed in Scotland (or possibly England).
More than likely that is a yurt, or what passes for a yurt in England. Might be some temporary camp for a shooting party (if that were my place anyway), set up for victuals and post-hunting refreshments before returning to the main house for a fresh-up, tea and pre-dinner cocktails.
I think you’re correct.
That bridge in the upper right is this: https://tinyurl.com/5n7p5k4f
Yes, that the Tweed Bridge in Peebles and the estate in the picture is Old Melrose.
What a life that must be.
Must be a little less idyllic in January, though.
Although that could be said about SO many places.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10191617/Stunning-photographs-taken-DRONES-capture-UK-landscapes.html
You have to scroll quite far down to find the picture in question but it is there.