2012 - 366 Project
119/366 Dried Orange
It may look like an old biscuit, but this is, in fact, a dried orange.
April 28, 2012
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It may look like an old biscuit, but this is, in fact, a dried orange.
Short on time and short on ideas tonight. The shopping arrived and this bottle of balsamic vinegar caught my eye (highly recommended, by the way). Not a great shot, but I learnt something and that is one of the reasons I set off on this 366 project.
I can’t play this, much as I would like to be able to. The only person who’s got anything tuneful out of this was, rather randomly, the bloke who came round and sorted out my satellite dish!
Now, I understand that scarecrows are there to scare, but do they need to be this sinister 😉 He was doing a fine job mind – no birds in sight.
I returned to the scene of my recent soaking today, the weather was substantially better and I was to spend a happy hour marching up and down the Stort Navigation in my lunch hour. This picture is of an arable field patrolled by some headless scarecrows…apparently the Canada Geese aren’t
This windmill was built in 1877, replacing a previous post mill that had stood here since 1609.
Back to Leaden Roding and this tree lined path caught my eye. It was pretty dark by the time I’d taken this 😉
I was out and about earlier today beating the rain and getting some macro shots of the spring flowers that are making an appearance. I have shot blossom before – a year ago to the month – and this shows how much I have improved in my own shooting, and
It’s been a dull, showery, day today. Whilst the clouds never broke, the rain stopped in the late afternoon and I dashed out with my macro to get some of the spring flowers that are coming out. So here we have a violet, or, if you prefer, Viola riviniana Rchb
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