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We spent the day sorting out the garden today and had a trip to the Chapel End Nursery in Broxted where I took this shot inside one of there glasshouses.
It’s been a little while since this tree on Bigods Lane featured on the daily photograph, so after a few days of table top photography it felt right to include this dawn shot of my favourite tree on my morning walk. Despite the steady rain, we still got a reasonable
Just the barest slither of a sunrise this morning before the clouds closed up and snuffed it our altogether, it works pretty well in a panorama though. A little further along the walk we got this view of the sunrise:
We had a quick walk round Rowney Woods this morning, the first time we have been there for some time and were surprised how green it still is and how dry, considering the amount of rain we’ve had over the past months. We also stopped off at the new Garden
Regular followers will know i often photograph the trees along my walk around Dunmow and I’ve been watching this tree for some time (since it was planted really) waiting for it (and its mates out of shot) to grow and become worth shooting. I was enjoying the sky and thought
From this mornings walk, the usual tree with some cloud action!
…or a Bentley, they have plenty of those as well. This garage is a few miles up the road from Great Dunmow where I live and I’ve been wanting to photograph it’s “new” additional premises just next door since it was built about 3 or 4 years ago. It’s always
Another day, another shot from the garden. The New England Aster came good again with a very busy honey bee collecting the pollen this afternoon. A relatively straight forward shot although you do have to watch out for the sparkling highlights on the bee and its wings. You can see
It’s been pretty grey all day today, I got out first thing this morning and wasn’t really interested in taking pictures on my way round…it was one of those days, but forced myself to take a couple towards the end of the walk, where I don’t often take shots. So
The first time I’ve done the extended version of my morning walk for a couple of years. The farmer’s not keen on people walking around his field edge. He had some signs up trying to stop people about a year ago…they ended up in the River (nothing to do with
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