Wordless Wednesday: Slope
18 April, 2018
I haven’t messed with this – it really was that steep.
Tag: b&w
Snowed In
2 March, 2018
Well, that’ll teach me to talk about signs of spring. Since my last post, it has snowed every day. Sometimes all day. Our village, indeed the whole of Upper Coquetdale, is now pretty much cut off from the outside world. Roads are closed across the county, including the A1, the main north/south road. Luckily we … More Snowed In
Hedgerow: variations on a theme
30 January, 2018
The hedgerows around the house have been given their annual haircut, and they are looking very straight and tidy. Although they still form a hedge, it’s possible to see the individual plants that combine to make the whole. The pattern repeats, yet each is unique. Variations on a theme. Find more infinite variety over on … More Hedgerow: variations on a theme
Wordless Wednesday: Sea Holly
8 November, 2017
The seed heads of sea holly, looking as good in November as they did in summer.
Wordless Wednesday: Hasp
29 March, 2017
Wordless Wednesday: Dunstanburgh Castle from Craster
8 February, 2017
Wordless Wednesday: Umbel
4 January, 2017
weekly photo challenge: local (produce)
18 October, 2016
We’ve had very mixed fortunes in the garden this year. Some things, like the courgettes and squash, have done really well, producing far more than we could reasonably eat. Meanwhile, the potatoes were a bit of a disaster, and we’ve had no late fruiting raspberries at all. Today was a beautiful sunny autumn afternoon, and … More weekly photo challenge: local (produce)
wordless wednesday: winter seeds
3 February, 2016
wordless wednesday: hellebore
20 January, 2016
