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Always look behind you! We had another fairly disappointing sunset this evening, unusually there was more colour opposite the sunset…and the moon had made an appearance as well. If you would like a print of this picture you can get one here – https://shop.markseton.co.uk/Great-Dunmow/i-8NDLVc9/A
After a very poor start to the day weather wise, with thunderstorms and torrential rain, this afternoon cleared up and we had beautiful sunshine. I took a stroll across the Recreation Ground in Great Dunmow down to the River Chelmer where I scrambled up and down the banks to get
We’ve had some lovely weather over the last couple of days and I was sure we’d have a cracking sunset this evening…it just never happened. Still, Dunmow’s Doctors Pond always makes a pleasant picture.
Today we visited Leeds Castle in Kent. It’s billed as “The Loveliest Castle in the World”. Well, it’s not bad, and certainly looks good from over the moat, but I must admit to being fairly unimpressed with its overall size and inside was, frankly, a bit dull. The gardens/park were
I added a small web piece to the Exposure site which covered part of our visit to Hatfield House on Friday – in particular the Great British Sculpture Show. It’s currently being featured as a staff pick…which is nice – see it here – https://setonm.exposure.co/hatfield-house. The picture here shows Balios by David Meredith
A day of two halves today. We started at Butterfly World in St Albans – totally NOT recommended – should be called Butterfly Greenhouse (small). Having blown £15 quid there we moved on to Hatfield House where for £35 for the two of us we spent a very pleasant afternoon
If you look back far enough you’ll find a similar picture to this back in my archives…except there was no oil seed rape in the previous version. Captured today on a walk through Rickling Green and the Quendon Estate in Essex.
I had an hour and a half spare this afternoon so had a look on Google Maps and found a couple of small lakes/large ponds just up the road and decided to go and find them. I parked up and set off across a large field to a small wood
I had to pop into Bishop’s Stortford this afternoon and had half an hour to kill so trotted around the park. I had no idea that there was a motte and bailey castle there…but there is, or at least the remains. Sadly the view of Bishop’s Stortford from the top
Not the shot I wanted to give you for today’s image, but I’m still working on that, so, for now I give you the exteria of St Mary’s at Little Easton…more should, hopefully, follow tomorrow!
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