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We took one of our regular walks through Rowney Woods today and I spotted this (to me) slightly unusual thistle. It was the spider/eyelash effect under the purple flower that caught my eye…Turns out this is not a thistle but Black Knapweed. Having some fun in Photoshop turned this into
Well, it’s new to me ;-). Followers of my 365 project will have seen a number of shots of Doctor’s Pond over the last 8 months or so. I took a stroll up Beaumont Hill heading out of Dunmow and saw a public footpath sign I hadn’t seen before, followed
On my way back from the Rebellion Festival in Blackpool I, once again, stopped off in Leeds and caught this shot of the Victoria Bridge in Leeds…looking very Parisian.
I headed up North last week to attend the Rebellion Festival in Blackpool. On the way I stopped off in my hometown of Leeds and took this shot of County Arcade in the Victoria Quarter.
Right across the road from us is this lovely cottage with a fabulous country cottage garden. Sadly, I have not done it justice here, but you get the idea 😉
Our oldest cat is starting to look his age – I won’t embarrass him by telling you all 😉 However I liked this shot of him because he looked so sad, actually he was quite happy, just hacked off that I was, once again, taking his picture.
A couple of weeks ago we were inundated with ants in the house. We had to spend a couple of hours getting them out of the house and then protected the house borders with the only sure fire solution – talcum powder…it works, it really does. So, I was a
Back to Essex now and Tuesday night is Bishop’s Stortford Camera Club. We visited Hatfield Heath which has a lovely church and pond…our task, any photo that didn’t include the church or pond…mean 😉
So, heading home from the Rebellion Festival I again stopped off in Leeds on my way home. The weather had turned somewhat and was spitting with rain which meant I could try and take the picture I had in my mind. This is a tricky look to get because all
Built in the 1860’s, North Pier is Blackpool’s oldest pier.
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