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You know, there’s not many things nicer than getting home on a Friday night and settling down with a nice, ice cold, gin and tonic…very relaxing.
Heading away from Harlow towards Hoddestone is a small, old village called Roydon which appears in the Doomsday Book. The River Stort flows through the village. As it was such a nice day today I headed there this lunchtime and made this HDR photograph of the river and narrow boats.
A week or so ago we had snow and today summer arrived! I popped out at lunch time and drove to Roydon to take a stroll along the river Stort. I was surprised to read my car temperature gauge at 17.5°. Walking back to the car later on a was
I visited Little Leighs on Sunday and set off for a short walk while I waited for the sun to set over the lake there. After half an hour I’d gone to far to get back so ploughed on for Chatham Hall…which was a good mile further away than I
I was sitting at my desk wondering what I could use for today’s photograph and I noticed this old packet of Lockets. I haven’t got a cold, and long may that continue, but it at least gave me something to work with on a slow creativity day.
I never have any spare time on Tuesday’s, so if I haven’t been able to nip out at lunchtime I’m always rushing around trying to find something to photograph when I get in at about 10.30 in the evening. Today was no different – so here’s my supper 😉 I
This is the view looking out from around the car park at Easton Lodge.
For my 366 Project I created a black and white photograph of these fellas. I had originally intended to use this colour photograph for my daily pic as I was looking to achieve the bokeh you can see in the background, but went with the black and white.
A nice simple one for this evening. I had originally intended to produce an image with bokeh in the background, and I did achieve this, but in the end I preferred this simpler black and white image.
I visited (amongst other places) Little Leighs this afternoon and, as I was walking down the lane this chap drove past me.
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