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Decline and Fall
We visited the Roman fort at Hardknott Pass yesterday: a favourite spot of mine.
However, this chap looked at me as if to say, “Romans? Ha! They came and went, but the sheep live on!”
Sign of the times
A warning on a steep and narrow road heading out of Grasmere.
Feeling blue?
You need some of these bluebells, above Aysgarth Falls
Where the roads aren’t made for cars
In the countryside around Newsells Park Stud, everything is tailored to equine comfort and happiness.
Oh, we do like to be beside the seaside
We visited Southwold for the first time today. A lovely spot.
It’s particularly good when the weather is fine before the high season begins because (a) it’s not too crowded and (b) dogs are allowed on the beach!
Morning
Beechwoods nature reserve on Saturday morning.
The floods are over
That’s the only reason I can think of for somebody to have abandoned a nice pair of platform shoes in the middle of a field.
Tilly and I continued our walk, pondering what their story might be, until they vanished in the mist behind us.
Objects in the viewfinder may be closer than they appear
Is that the 18-55 f/2.8 you’re using? Looks tasty…
The Watcher in the Water
Tilly and I were walking yesterday on a nice meadow near the gates of the old Mines of Moria – very peaceful, no other hobbits around – when suddenly a terrifying tentacled creature rose from the depths.
It reached out for us, fixing us with a ravenous, menacing eye as it opened its gaping maw…
We ran for our lives… stopping only to capture a couple of snaps for Status-Q, of course.
They’re everywhere…
…and it’s impossible not to take pictures of them…
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