I know I'm supposed to be resting up before my marathon, but I think I took it a bit too literally today by not getting up until 230pm!
The truth is I am so tired. As you may have worked out, I work 4 on 4 off shifts, each day being 7am to 630pm. All the early 550am stars rather gets to you, as well as the 5km cycle I have to make to get there.
It was a freezing slog yesterday morning, subzero, riding into a biting wind.
So despite the fact I was full of plans today for some nice long walking and photography, it never came about. When I did get up, I just headed into town, looking for curios to photograph, and generally enjoying walking in the cold.
The biggest oddity I found I was sadly unable to photograph with the necessary discretion. It was a man outside his little terraced cottage near Morrisons, splitting sticks with an axe while wearing what it appeared to be a "Spot the Dog" onesie, complete with ears and tail.
I would love to have a wooden stove to heat my flat, but I draw the line at dressing as a dog.
Si
All text and images copyright CreamCrackeredNature 22.11.15
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The cotoneasters on the park are rather short of berries this year |
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Carrion crow protecting the sheltered accomadation |
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Metal bird on the windowsill |
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Metal birds having a drink! |
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There's a cat in this window! |
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Whatever this metal bit of roof is, it appears to belong to James Newell |
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St Mary's Church is a controlled zone, apparently |
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I love this little spike on the church porch |
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Victorious woodpigeon after battle with previous lamp-post occupier |
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The lights are going up |
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Church through the light |
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Miniature violin making studio |
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A rather Cronenberg nest box |
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Spot the cannon hole in the church spire! |
A fun post, Simon, even if you were exhausted.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you needed the rest Si. I hope you have a bit more time awake during daylight hours today.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sympathies, dear readers! I've had a rather better walk about today, as you will see.
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