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This burn runs along the bottom of the garden, indeed, we own halfway across the burn and are entitled to use the water that flows or our own use (subject to a maximum limit). We use it to water the garden. It’s currently very low, following weeks of no rain…very
Just as the title suggests…we received these in place of our usual tulips, very nice they are too.
I took a stroll up the burn this afternoon and took a whole range of pictures but, as often happens, the first shot was the best!
Seen on our garage door this afternoon. A second shot of this little beastie looking up at him from below:
Jess and I did a long walk this morning – 8.5miles around a big circuit from Florida all the way up and around to Hewis Hill and then back along the B6357. Throughout the forestry areas there are many fallen trees, you can regularly see them down these access gaps
This is the road that takes you to our house in the Scottish Borders. It’s the middle of Spring and it’s been glorious weather so you may be wondering why it looks like it’s been snowing. It hasn’t, of course, but this shot was taken using my infra-red converted camera
An old favourite – the dandelion heads always make great subjects, especially in black and white.
This week’s 52frames challenge is “Water” and here is my response to that. I resisted shooting the burn and the waterfalls/cascades again!
We visited an area between Newcastleton and Hawick called Roughope for a walk – it’s near the Cheviots which straddle Scotland and England. It was a lovely day and I had (another) go at Intentional Camera Movement (ICM) and was quite pleased with this result. Instead of doing the normal
We took a new walk (for me) out of Newcastleton and into the Liddesdale valley. Lovely area and beautiful weather.
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