Rick Harrison

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He/Him. Head of Digital/WebDev at Employer Brand specialists @welovechatter.com 😍 #Corgis, #Photography, #Yorkshire, 🇺🇦 Straight Outta #Crofton. 🏡 #Todmorden; 💼 #Leeds #UK 🔗 https://fortybelowzero.com @sovietuk/@trickyfbz on X/insta

3 women sat around a table in the sky news tv studio, they're sat on seemingly massively over-sized office chairs, as if someone has to climb up a ladder to be able to get onto the seat.
A stone sculpture of an angular head (almost norse-illustration looking with a long, straight nose, piercing eyes, and a curly beard). The head is a good 6-foot tall, and sites on the ground next to a stone wall and a wooden gate. In the background is the vast rolling moorland and trees of the calder valley.
Looking across a small lake at sunrise, trees line the opposite banks, and spring flowers are starting to appear on the trees. Behind the lake the view rises up towards the higher moorland tops of the Calder valley. Blue sky and mist in the trees.
Thirlmere Reservoir on a sunny day - rich blues of the sky and reflected in the lake , with the valley sides and the mountain Helvellyn reflected in the rippling water
Lots of families in a town square looking overhead at a 'northern lights' style effect created by using massive smoke-machines (the type used at music gigs) to generate clouds of smoke then firing lots of colourful lasers through it
A scene of a town municipal park. In the foreground a red warning sign reads "Beware Of Moving Plant", a few meters Infront of a small tree.
A screenshot of a Facebook post in the 'Tod Chat & That' facebook group; The post reads "Recommendations please on where I can get my lad in for a perm asap' with a reply of 'An emergency perm? This is a development.'
Rays of light through the wintery mist, light a rural scene of a historic mill, mill-chimney and trees.
A full semi-circle of a strong rainbow stretching across a wide-view moorland landscape, with a fainter second rainbow outside of the main rainbow.
A view of the side of a valley, lush green grass at the bottom and rough Pennine moorland at the top, in the middle are old stone farm buildings, surrounded by lots of white-flowering Hawthorne trees. Taken near sunset with golden light and long shadows highlighting the bumpy contours of the land.
The sculpture 'Into Being' by the sculptor Laura Ellen Bacon - a very large 'flowing' sculpture (like draped fabric with ripples in it) by weaving and bending wicker tree twigs (like a wicker basket, but a more free-form shape and a lot bigger with 'waves' of texture to it). There's a person stood next to it for scale (it's taller than her, a bit over 2 metres tall, about 8-10 meters wide, about 6 meters deep (it mostly fills the room) and there's a path through the middle of it to allow you to be within the sculpture
An old stone mill building with a chimney and rows of windows, reflected in the waters of a mill-pond before it, and a tree-lined valley in the background
A gray wooden bird box with a white wooden roof, and on the front below the entrance-hole is a carved white recreation of the twitter logo. It's sat on a garden centre shelf priced at £12.99, and described as a 'Peace Next Box'
Pink dawn light barely lights the landscape looking across a misty valley. On the horizon is stoodley pike monument: a big stone spire
Frogs. In a pond. My garden pond. Literally 'chock-full' of them. All gettin' it on. For it is frog spawn day. Barry white would write a song about it, given half a chance.
A view looking across a fog-filled valley at dawn - the sun hasn't yet risen, but the sky is starting to glow golden. In the foreground, a gravel track archs into the distance, surrounded by frosty heather moorland. In the far distance rising above the fog is the other side of the valley, and the Stoodley Pike monument in silhouette.
A canal leads off into the distance with the strep sides of the valley to both sides. There's a collection of canal boats on the water, and in the middle distance a tall old stone brick mill chimney hinting back to the days of the industrial revolution.
A pretty looking wintery landscape looking across a valley, with lots of snow and bare trees.
A snow-covered moorland landscape view, with a track leading from the foreground. Stoodley pike monument sits on top of the moors on the horizon on the opposite side of the valley.
View looking across the Calder valley with rapidly melting snow on the tops. Audibly the eerie sound of flood sirens.
A portrait of The Queens Raven Keeper in chainmail and a cape, holding a large black raven.
The sculpture "Small Lie" by KAWS - 10m tall disney-inspired sculpture made out of wood, towering over my partner and dog - shot this just before closing time on the last day it was exhibited at dusk using 2 flash guns to light it up (it's now on display at Hamad International Airport).
A corgi dog rolling in the snow, with snowflake dust on her nose
A snow covered valley scene with a track leading away into the distance.
A very determined looking dog laid in the snow, lit by torch-light
A night time landscape photo of the Calder valley with occasional street and house lights dotting the dark landscape. Streaks of falling snow lit up by torch light
A sandy-coloured corgi-breed dog staring wistfully away from the camera, pictured in UK moor-land surrounded by amber-coloured ferns
Screenshot of the wikipedia entry for Whatley manor, (formerly known as Twatley manor), in Wiltshire, UK.
A large stone carving (about 6ft tall) of a (stylised) stone head, with a long nose and stone beard, and a furrowed brow. Next to it is a wooden walkers stile, and a gate with the sign 'caution: cows with calves). It's a sunny day with a blue sky, and long shadows (as close to sunset). In the background are rolling hillsides leading off up to the horizon many miles away.
A countryside valley view at sunset with golden light, in the middle distance is a large old Methodist church and a house, in the foreground grazing sheep.
A rural scene of a valley, lit by the morning sun, with a few houses and lots of trees and grassy pastures. On the horizon on top of the valley is a pointy obelisk shaped war monument called Soodley Pike.
A corgi-breed dog sitting on a garden step by a dry stone wall