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The Gardens of Easton Lodge open periodically through the year, and very well worth a visit they are too. Today was their first time opening of this year and they were open specifically for the snowdrops – of which there were many. My picture for today isn’t of the snowdrops
A change of pace today and a photograph taken from my 365 project. Iain Banks is one of my favourite authors and this is a shot of some of his books I have in one of our bookcases.
It absolutely chucked it down this afternoon and this was the view out of our bathroom window after the storm had moved past – apparently we have clear skies and a frost tonight… You can see the sunset over Doctors Pond here.
This is a black and white shot taken near Parndon Mill in Harlow showing the main railway line to Cambridge and Stansted Airport.
I worked from home today and built myself a couple of very nice chicken salad sandwiches, with tomatoes. They filled a gap 😉
Sticking with the recent snow – here’s a shot of St Mary’s in Great Dunmow first thing in the morning after the snowfall.
This is my bass amp – a 15w Fender Rumble – the times of needing a 100w monster are, sadly, long gone – but this does me nicely for keeping my eye in.
Marching around Dunmow after the snow fall a couple of Sunday’s ago I spotted this character searching out his breakfast.
My wife’s been busy again, coming up with this babies beret for a friend of hers. When she produces these items I’m tasked to photograph them for posterity as Debbie keeps very few items, most are made for friends and family. Photographing a beret without a model isn’t the easiest
Following on from my post yesterday I thought I’d include an image of the Harrington jacket those badges get attached to. I was doing this and immediately thought of what I should photograph – the zip. It’s the one thing I don’t like about the jacket – it has extra
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