Latitude · Maeve · November
53.8°N
Haworth
One November day in Haworth, from the valley train across the moor to a fire at the inn.
- I — Churchyard, 09:50
- II — The Moor, 12:30
- III — The Inn, 16:00
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Field notes — 53.8° N
A line, a parsonage, a ruin
The branch line up the Worth valley from Keighley was closed in 1962. Volunteers reopened it in June 1968 and still run it; Haworth station is its headquarters.
At the top of the steep cobbled Main Street, beside the church, stands the parsonage where the Brontë family lived from 1820. It has been a museum since 1928.
Top Withens, a ruined farmhouse at about 420 metres on the moor, is 6.6 km from the village by the path. A plaque put up by the Brontë Society in 1964 says only that it “has been associated with” Wuthering Heights.
The colours of 53.8° N
Moquette
#68221E
Millstone
#766E60
Wet Slate
#42515F
Moor Heather
#705642
Pennine Sky
#8D9BA3
Inn Window
#CE883E
- Moquette#68221E
- Millstone#766E60
- Wet Slate#42515F
- Moor Heather#705642
- Pennine Sky#8D9BA3
- Inn Window#CE883E
Notes for the trip — Haworth in November
- Weather
- At Bingley, the nearest long record, November averages 8.5°C by day and 3.5°C at night, with about 110 mm of rain (1991–2020). On the moor the wind is stronger, and the light goes around four.
- What she wore
- A long black leather coat with a stand collar, buttoned to the top, over a grey cashmere shirt and taupe flannel barrel trousers; black patent penny loafers with black socks, and an olive-brown suede top-handle bag.
- Earlier or later
- In October a jacket over a knit is enough; it is about 12°C by day. In December it is about 6°C by day; add a scarf and gloves for the moor.
The images in this issue were made with AI by VUAL. The places, the routes and the facts are real.
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