It was springtime when we first sat here
Summer when our love we first declared
Now autumn, and alas my love has disappeared
Memories I still hold dear.
It was springtime when we first sat here
Summer when our love we first declared
Now autumn, and alas my love has disappeared
Memories I still hold dear.
Every Wednesday I post a photo (this week it’s that one above.)
You respond with something CREATIVE
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You have plenty of scope and only two criteria:
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Here’s wishing you inspirational explosions. And FUN
Some of the more “colourful” details from our walk 7th November 2023. Enjoy…
A garden tree, I haven’t a name for it, but I do have a word: Stunning!
Dogwood filtering the sun…
The humble bramble…
Wayside colours… and late bloomers…
Berries…
of the Spindle tree
… and of the bryony’s vine
And this flash of red that caught my eye..
That’s all for today. Hope you enjoyed. Fungi on Friday!
7th November dawned bright, though cold. Hopped on a bus to Acle from where we’re walking to Burlingham. Unfortunately, I know this route well and I know it gets muddy, deep puddles, impassable fields, and we’ve had a surplus of rain of late. So fingers crossed, put on your hikers, and let’s go…
Wonderful colours greet us at Acle…
Despite a thin morning mist the strong November sun casts long shadows…
You might notice a puddle or two. Oh dear. Hope it doesn’t get worse!
At least this path is puddle-free…
More puddles. Oh, but the trees!
Though distant, I had to take a photo of this barn for its shape…
And here’s the field that’s notoriously flooded. Yet today it’s passable, with care…
And the farm track that has posed problems in the past. Puddles manageable…
And into the woods…
Tempted to sit for a while…
Ah, yea, such a little puddle, it’s spread over the paths. Detour required…
One thing I like about this walks, there are lots of seats!
And on one of those seats I lean back and take this…
Now we do the walk in reverse, back to Acle to catch the bus. I swear I’m at least 2 inches taller from the mud on my shoes!
Hope you enjoyed. More photos on Tuesday and fungi on Friday
This magnificent steam engine at the North Norfolk Railway takes us back to distant times…
Time Travel, one of the titles from Maria Antonia’s #2023picofthe week
And that gives me a line:
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36 words written for Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt: Macabre
So difficult to select so few photos of fungi from so many. I give you fifteen from our walk of 30th October 2023. Enjoy…
Pretty pink… no idea what it is!
A four-leaf fungus?
Not often we find purple fungi
Puff balls and earth balls are in abundance this season
Welcome to fairy land…
Mother and child?
Angels…?
If the wee white ones are angels, then this might be the devil?
Pink, I love the pink ones… and the purple
Jelly ears glowing in the sun
Alas, that’s all for now… more next week
Anne turned her car into the lane, to see Sorrell Farm growing larger, advancing towards her. She sighed and smiled. Her every teen summer spent here, with her grandma. Sad the day her grandma died. But the farm stayed in the family, her cousin John inherited. Alas, it seemed that farm was cursed, for John’s wife died, and shortly after John met with a tragic accident.
Had John not already installed Martin as farm manager Anne might have sold the place. But today Martin would be waiting for her, her newlywed husband. And no one could pin John’s tragic death on them.
Every Wednesday I post a photo (this week it’s that one above.)
You respond with something CREATIVE
Here are some suggestions:
You have plenty of scope and only two criteria:
If you post a link in the comments section of this post I’ll be able to find it.
Here’s wishing you inspirational explosions. And FUN
Here’s a dozen treats to brighten your Tuesday…
The last poppy?
Hops hanging around in the hedgerow
Well, it was the day before Halloween
A strange mix of horsetails and marjoram
Delighted to see the oak finally turning golden
Three leaves: Horsetail, reed, and ivy
Bryony, bright berries and golden hearts
Beech leaves, even while green they look good in the autumn sun. Better still when they turn autumnally copper
Ferns and mosses… suggests a damp place (yea!)
Spindle berries and whispy horsetails
Finally a shot I couldn’t resist. See how high that reed has grown
That’s all for now, folks. Check out Friday Fungi!