This morning was just beautiful. I woke to a glacier blue clear sky, and trees rustling with the wind. I figured it would be chilly - it was pre 9am - and got my windproof jacket on.
Within 5 minutes of running, I was sweltered and had to tie the wretched thing around my waist like a playground urchin.
It was beautiful. I did the tour of the two lakes before heading to the sconce for tea. It was so warm, red admirals and peacocks were flying, and under the Trent bridge, I was delighted to encounter a migrant hawker.
I tried fruitlessly to get it to alight on my finger. Naive, and pointless.
I think today was all about the light. A low sun makes for beautiful images.
Within 5 minutes of running, I was sweltered and had to tie the wretched thing around my waist like a playground urchin.
It was beautiful. I did the tour of the two lakes before heading to the sconce for tea. It was so warm, red admirals and peacocks were flying, and under the Trent bridge, I was delighted to encounter a migrant hawker.
I tried fruitlessly to get it to alight on my finger. Naive, and pointless.
I think today was all about the light. A low sun makes for beautiful images.
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| Sun dappled cemetery |
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| The path ahead |
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| Hello Mr squirrel |
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| Sunlit Balderton Lake |
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| Stunning colours on the N64 cycle path |
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| Marina bridge |
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| Very tired red tailed bumblebee queen. Note the mite |
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| Watched from across the Devon |
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| Honey bees were out on the library lavender |
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| Sun worshipping harlequin ladybird |
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