Caer Caradoc
Bluebell Brilliance
While out for my walk early this morning (before the first snow shower of the day) I passed this British bluebell bathing in the early morning sunlight. What amazing flowers …
Hail April
April showers continue, although, at the end of the month and it’s still cold enough for hail: small pellets of ice plummeting to the earth.
Potted Pink
So often seen on the kitchen sink window … but rarely looked at in great detail. Until now.
Recommended Review
Well, I never expected to see a recommendation to buy One Hundred Ways For A Dog To Train Its Human in a photography magazine … but here it is!
Upright Oak
At first, as the path heads towards it, the trunk of this oak tree looks upright and solid, but as the path wanders past it, all is not as it …
Valley Vista
Three routes: the Burway climbs upwards, the bridleway slopes down to join the road in the valley floor.
Candy Floss
The other day I came across a piece of sheep’s wool caught between two twigs, which looked like the tree was spinning the wool. Today, I came across some more …
Snapper Simon … in Clun
While out doing a walk for Country Walking magazine today, I snapped a photo of the Clun Valley … and by teatime it was on the telly 😉
Clun Valley Vista
A literary walk today, around AE Housman’s Blue Remembered Hills of the Clun valley, once home to the playwright John Osborne. My route also took me over Black Hill, reputedly …