The Changing Moods of Lyth Hill

Lyth Hill is renowned for its wide open skies and beautiful panoramic views of the south Shropshire hills. It’s one of those places that almost every time you visit you are greeted by views that take on new perspectives depending on the weather or the timing of your visit. With its expansive skies and our notoriously changeable weather in the UK some days you can be treated to wide range of different moods ranging from calm and mystical to wild and threatening.
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[@violina48]

Just magical!

[@adriennecullingford4900]

A wonderful statement of the beauty of creation!

[@RandomButtonPusher]

A very moody piece this time, Maurice. I'm enjoying this new scope to your videos.

[@eaglevp]

Beautiful film Maurice

[@kiwi_sodas]

Beautiful place :0

[@TomMcClean]

Hi Maurice I find it interesting that a lot of folks rave about the 'Northern light's' which are of course wonderful. The thing is often these same people miss what is going on in the sky above them throughout the day, especially at dawn and dusk when the curtains are usually firmly pulled! Is it familiarity breeds contempt or are we often simply blind to what is right in front of us? Is it also that we are led to view ( by tourist broshures etc ) the grass on the other side of the fence as better than what we have? Great video.

[@MauriceBaker100]

Thank you Tom for your interesting comments. I have always said that most people go around and never see half of what is going on around them, even in towns people never seen to look up and see some of the fascinating building frontages that are there to be enjoyed. It is probably getting worse now with youngsters eyes glued to their IPods. When I take my dog walking I am always listening or on the lookout for something new or different that wasn’t there last time, it may just be the distant honk of a raven or lovely group of wild cyclamen that I found a few weeks ago. It’s these small things that add so much to the pleasure that I get from my walks. I always enjoy reading your comments, thanks again, Maurice.

[@TomMcClean]

You and I think along the same lines Maurice. I totally agree with all you say here. Very best wishes.