We have Special Services (in the CofE anyway) at Rogationtide to pray for the crops, farms, animals, water etc. I had wanted to have a "Walk round Settle Event" to pay respect to the Organisations and Institutions and Processes that are so vital for the Ecology of our community - and world.
There ARE places we could visit within a stone's throw of St Johns.
However the sewage works is a bit far out to walk. So on 20 May I set off on a walk and took some scenic photos -
Not many Wastewater Treatment works can boast of a backdrop as beautiful as
Giggleswick Scar, Lords Wood, Penyghent, Settle Hills- Attermire, and swinging through 180 degrees.. to Pendle Hill!
There ARE places we could visit within a stone's throw of St Johns.
However the sewage works is a bit far out to walk. So on 20 May I set off on a walk and took some scenic photos -
Not many Wastewater Treatment works can boast of a backdrop as beautiful as
Giggleswick Scar, Lords Wood, Penyghent, Settle Hills- Attermire, and swinging through 180 degrees.. to Pendle Hill!
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| Pendle Hill in the background on the right |
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| Attermire in the distance |
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| Lord's Wood left and Pen y Ghent right |
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