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I was wandering up to our local polling station to exercise my constitutional right when I noticed the little playground was empty. I’ve photographed this playground before – a long time ago, and I was pondering whether I could use this again for a shot when I noticed this abandoned
I’ve taken this shot a few times and never really been happy with the result…here’s an infra-red version…still not happy!
Occasionally we get the odd Greylag Goose paying a visit to Doctors Pond and this chap was a fine specimen, strutting his stuff amongst the squabbling ducks and Canada Geese. Sad to report that we are down to 4 ducklings now from the original 7.
A very rude woman sat in a convertible car started shouting at me as I stopped to take this photograph…she was, apparently, watching a chap drag in a fish from the pond…something that happens about 40 times a day during the fishing season, What the silly woman didn’t realise was
I have no idea what he had done…perhaps it was something to do with the tree in the background 😉
More cuteness from around Doctor’s Pond this morning…plenty more pictures after the break…
It was all happening down at Doctors Pond this evening…with the first batch of ducklings having arrived not long ago. Whilst it took a while I can report that this youngster worked out how to get out of the pond and rejoin mother…after a few attempts of attempting to leap
I wasn’t expecting the quite thick mist that greeted me this morning, but it was a mild morning and spring certainly feels like it’s in the air…the oil seed rape is already flowering and there is an abundance of blossom around Great Dunmow at the moment…
A had an early evening potter around Great Dunmow and got this shot of a tree bridging the River Chelmer.
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