Thanks for your reply and I do apologise for this belated effort! I have decided not to use the picture of PH after all. But I do want to thank you for your kindness. If in the future I do use it I will of course follow your instructions to the letter and inform you of the publication.

My book is not about the witches but about the Quakers.

Yours most sincerely,

Gerard Guiton
Melbourne

I do assert the copyright to my photos which is why I put a small ‘watermark’ on each one but I don’t mind if you use the photo if you leave the watermark visible. Alternatively, you could crop out the watermark but then it would be nice if you acknowledged my copyright somewhere in the small print of your ebook e.g. Photo of Pendle Hill copyright ColinJ, http://www.slimmerandfitter.com.

I assume you spotted that there is a larger version of the picture available if you click on the small one?

Is your ebook about the Pendle Witches?

Are your photos copyright? I would like, if possible, to use one of the Pendle Hill pix on the front cover of my e-book. I’m a pensioner so cannot pay anything.

Yours,

Gerard

As you can see, the weather wasn’t great that day. From Pendle Hill onwards there was a steady light drizzle which got heavier as I passed Widdop Reservoir and headed back to Hebden Bridge. I can’t complain though – it didn’t actually start raining until I got back to town!

I’m pretty impressed that you were dragging a trailer up over some of those hills!

I turned off down the Pennine Bridleway someone around that last photo and the views just got even better.