Out doing my Cleveland Way Volunteers work today at the top end of the route in Guisborough woods. It was a dry pleasant day, until just before we finished, when it started to rain. I drove down through Castleton and by the time I reached 'Young Ralph's Cross' (above) high up on the moors at the Westerdale junction it was dark clouds and raining heavily. I parked the car and ran over the road in the rain to get a picture of the cross, which is the symbol of The North York Moors National Park. I looked up at the cross and the clouds and decided then and there on a moody black and white image. The white dots are flowers.
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