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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
It’s been so nice to get out of the house and Dunmow to go for a walk in Rowney Woods. The last time we were here was Christmas Day and we’ve missed them. Spring is definitely here and there are plenty of buds everywhere. My eye was caught by the
We had our weekend walk around Rowney Woods near Saffrom Walden and saw a couple of Buzzrads flying in the distance. Unusually, 1 of them left his usual area and gave us a fly past as he headed off to pastures new.
From our walk this afternoon in Rowney Woods and then edited to fit the theme “Hello Darkness” in a competition on Flickr
There was a deer there…honest! Glorious weather here and it was lovely and cool in the woods…and really quiet, loads of wildlife about, the local buzzards were very active as were the woodpeckers.
Our regular visit to Rowney Woods was very pleasant in the very mild weather we are having at the moment. There was just a little bit of mist that hadn’t burnt off which gave the light a really nice softness. More pictures after the break
This is no reflection on what actually happened on Christmas Day – we had a lovely day (and a very pleasant morning walk in Rowney Woods, which we had all to ourselves)…but it was an amusing title.
Back in March (!) I got my old Nikon D60 converted to infrared and went out and shot a whole load of Infrared images. I couldn’t suss out how best to process them and got a bit fed up and put them to one side. I finally got round to
Rowney Woods was looking really nice today in its late autumn, early winter colours. I really couldn’t pick which image to choose for today’s picture so you get four…The main shot is of an area the Forestry Commission usually cut back once the bracken is past its best, I’m glad
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