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It’s been pretty grey all day today, I got out first thing this morning and wasn’t really interested in taking pictures on my way round…it was one of those days, but forced myself to take a couple towards the end of the walk, where I don’t often take shots. So
It poured this afternoon and I was standing at our back door watching it come down and noticed the spider’s web.
Sorry about this, but it’s the New England Aster again, but I think you’ll agree, it is sufficiently different, with the addition of the hoverfly, to those that have gone before. Indeed, I’d say it was more like a much earlier shot of my last flower muse the echinacea. We
The first time I’ve done the extended version of my morning walk for a couple of years. The farmer’s not keen on people walking around his field edge. He had some signs up trying to stop people about a year ago…they ended up in the River (nothing to do with
If you’ve been following this blog you will know that I have been waiting for this flower to bloom…and it did today!
Just a quick shot from this morning’s walk and clear signs that autumn is just round the corner.
Tuesday’s are often the hardest day to complete a daily photograph as I have work, tea and then straight out to Camera Club, it really doesn’t help when it absolutely pours down all day. I had planned (I do sometimes think ahead, although not often!) to photograph the New England
I followed this lady for some distance this morning. Where it was safe to do so the dogs flanked her on each side. I see quite a lot of people walking their dogs this way now. It’s great to see because the dogs get there exercise and these mobility scooters
…your sure of a big surprise…as we were when we discovered a dog had joined us on our walk. We were taking a very pleasant afternoon walk around Garnetts Wood when Basil, a black labrador, decided, as he had misplaced his owners, he’d come along with us. Fortunately he had
This hoverfly was very keen to get as deep into the lavender as possible.
