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We had the promised downpours early evening today. By 8.30 I was just finishing my dinner and thought I’d pop out and see what sort of sunset we’d get. It was a cracker…if only I’d been out 15 minutes earlier! Never mind, the heavy rain that had fallen was quickly
Rowney Woods is currently surrounded by a large amount of oil seed rape (known as canola in the US which seems a much better name for it). This is the field where we saw all the deer last Autumn. There could be a herd in here now and you would
We took a walk through Rowney Woods and around the surrounding farmland. It was 27 degrees – way to hot for a long walk – and we were exhausted when we got back. All the recent rain and then this sudden explosion of heat has made everything very verdant. The
Across Doctors Pond at the moment is new life…except for these characters 😉
Out in the garden again this evening and today we have the flower of a wild chive. We have loads of these all bursting out at the moment – very colourful.
Been taken out for a slap up dinner by work this evening, so back late and in need of a quick shot before bed. In recognition of all the light painting and similar I’ve been doing recently this is a macro shot of my mini-maglite torch that I use.
The Camera Club Summer Programme gets better and better. Tonight, in the lovely balmy late Spring weather, the Bishops Stortford Camera Club gathered under a bridge on the Flitch Way in Takeley…and tried to set fire to it 😉 OK – all was perfectly safe and the only thing that
These look so unappetising before cleaning and cooking and yet taste so nice when cooked. Yum!
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