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  A final favourite, from every season Summer at Burghley House, Cambridgeshire Autumn at home in Dorset   Winter in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire   and spring in Pont de Vaux, France. I’ll miss the organisers and all the friends I made … Continue reading →

On the coldest day of the year, indeed for many years, the liquid in our pond began its transformation… … the remaining vegetation froze solid, and it was hard to remember a time when … a different kind of vegetation … Continue reading →

I always wanted to live by the sea… … to be able to walk to the edge of my country whenever the mood takes me, and to look towards the horizon… … and now that I do – I can … Continue reading →

Not something you’d expect to see on a leisurely stroll around a Welsh Castle.  (Bodelwyddan, well worth a visit.) That must have taken some skill… And a head for heights… 😦 To see other unlikely photos, click on Weekly Photo … Continue reading →

Whenever I see a hydrangea bush, I want to cup my hands round those exquisite blooms.  Not only do they flower prolifically, (in the right location) but each head consists of hundred of beautifully formed petals – prolific indeed.  For … Continue reading →

You can’t help but smile at a squirrel… There… don’t you feel better already? For other smiles, click on Weekly Photo Challenge.

French sunrise… … Spanish sunset To see the sun rising and setting in other countries, click on Weekly Photo Challenge.

The view from Bloubergstrand Boschendahl Vineyard Boschendahl Cape Town Leeukop, Cape Town Such happy memories.  To see other favourite places, click on Weekly Photo Challenge.

… watching the sun set over water somewhere. The Rhone The Saone Tenerife Canal du Centre The Saone To see what others would rather be doing right now, click on Weekly Photo Challenge.  

The original Swanage Pier, built between 1859 and 1861 was used by the local stone quarrying industry, and included a tramway which ran the length of the pier and along the seafront.  This is all that remains of that particular … Continue reading →