Photographed on a frosty morning just below the ridge line at the top of Rushup Edge near Mam Tor in the English Peak District.
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@Ralf Kesper: Thanks Ralph!
@Gérard Beullac: Hi Gérard, it's fascinating the way it has grown isn't it! It's located just a metre or so below the ridge line of a very exposed hillside and the high winds have influenced it's shape.
@Ani: Thanks Ani....I'm looking forward to trying to photograph it in the snow if we get any this winter.
@Hans ter Horst: Thanks Hans - the Peak District is on my doorstep yet I haven't photographed much at all there. I find hilly countryside much harder and less rewarding than the coast which is where I grew up and spent the first 35 years of my life.
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NIKON D700
1/50 second
F/16.0
ISO 200
19 mm (35mm equiv.)