I had no idea what my last photo for August would be: the one with the pumpkin bigger than my head? A rowan tree in distress – blossoming at the same time as it’s fruiting? No: it’s this accidental photo.
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The challenge (thanks, Brian) is to show the last photo on your SD card or phone for July – unedited and with no comment. See Bushboy’s post for all the details.
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The challenge from Bushboy is to show the last photo on your SD card or phone for June – with no comment.
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The challenge is to post, unedited, the last photo on your SD card or phone for May. My photos are mainly of nature but this one is packaged!
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Much to see in the neighbourhood in 2020. Some favourite photos tell a story of the year.
Continue reading “2020 BC/DC”
Sometimes it feels like an achievement to go on putting one foot in front of the other. Sometimes you need to stop to take in the view.
Continue reading “Walking into Autumn”
Thanks to Becky Ross Michael, a glimpse into the U.P. Reader #4 has set off in me a nostalgia for a place I’ve never been: the Upper Peninsular of Michigan.
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To feel time passing, take a look around.
Continue reading “Comings and Goings”
Walking over the Giant’s Head – Allington Hill from April into May.
Continue reading “Up the Hill and Down”
The changing face of the Allington Giant. Looking back over the past year is also a way of looking forward.
Continue reading “Year of the Giant 2019”capturing memories one moment at a time
Photos of my world and other stuff I hope you will enjoy too. Photos taken with Canon PowershotSX70HS Photos can be purchased.
The Welsh Smallholding Adventure
Expressing Thought Through Photography
inspired by the colours of the land, sea and sky of Cornwall
childrens books and other ephemera
Thoughts on life, writing, creativity and magic
Ramblin on
Some of this. And some of that.
Short stories online
The Cricket Pages
"Gratitude turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos into order, confusion into clarity...it makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow." Melody Beattie
Writer, Performer, Professor
"Books. Cats. Life is Good." –T.S. Eliot
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