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The Gardens of Easton Lodge open periodically through the year, and very well worth a visit they are too. Today was their first time opening of this year and they were open specifically for the snowdrops – of which there were many. My picture for today isn’t of the snowdrops
It absolutely chucked it down this afternoon and this was the view out of our bathroom window after the storm had moved past – apparently we have clear skies and a frost tonight… You can see the sunset over Doctors Pond here.
The first snow of winter in Great Dunmow and I was out early doors to catch it before all the sledging began. This is a secondary pond behind the larger (and more famous) Doctors Pond.
Today was the first time I’ve been asked to leave somewhere whilst photographing something. Seems I had wandered onto private land and I needed to leave before the shooting started (the ducks, not me).
Just down the road from where I work in Harlow is Parndon Mill on the River Stort. I took advantage of a break in the weather during lunchtime and got down there for 45 minutes. Here’s one of the pictures:
Two days on the trot I manage to get up for the sun rise. Admittedly, I got up about two hours later today than yesterday and it was a case of trotting about 10 yards to Doctors Pond to take the picture – it helps as well that Dunmow is
When I went to bed last night I told myself that, should I wake up early I had to get up and get out to shoot the sunrise. I’m an idle beggar &, even when I was telling myself this I was thinking “no chance!”. So, I was surprised to
I finally got out and about today and drove across to Berners Roding and had a look at the semi-derelict church there that I have photographed before. I took a walk across the fields to shoot the sunset which was OK, but nothing spectacular, I turned round to head back
Everywhere we went today you could see the moon and it reminded me of the B52’s track “There’s a Moon in the Sky (Called the Moon)”. So much so that I had to listen to it when I arrived home. I had hoped that there’d be some clever way I
The wife and I crossed the border at the weekend into Hertfordshire and took a walk around Broxbourne Woods. If you’re looking for Butterflies, you won’t be disappointed, we came across 3 distinct species – we’ll maybe share some pictures of them in the next few days… Anyhow, the woods
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