River Stour & Night sky
After all the rain and grey weather of the winter we are now into a spell of good weather, just when we can’t go to far from home! Never mind I can enjoy my local patch although I am thinking of the Somerset Levels, the Bluebells on Okeford Hill coming
Hambledon Hill – one a day start
The 24th March and the reality of the Covid 19 virus has really started to affect our lives, we are now in a lock down situation where we have to stay at home except except for essential shopping, medical reasons, essential work and one form of exercise outside the house
Middle of March
The middle of March and a nice day and I took the camera with me when we went out with the dogs for a walk just up the lane. The birds were active in the hedgerows and I managed to get some pictures along the way. The Chaffinch was just
Trailway walk
A walk across to the Trailway on 23rd March, the paths are beginning to dry at last. It was a beautiful morning it’s ironic as the weather has at last become drier and very sunny and our world has changed. But the wildlife carries on and there is so much
Hambledon Hill
On the 16th March the weather was improving and the spectre of Covid-19 was becoming even more of a reality, our Camera Club has now decided that we will not be meeting as from now and things are going to alter across the country. I needed to get up Hambledon
Morning Walk
Saturday March 14th and a morning walk along the North Dorset Trailway and up towards New Cross. It’s still a little wet even on the slopes of the field. The Buzzard was sat on the hedge just keeping an eye on me and looking for his early morning meal. There
Shepherding
Our morning walk up Melway’s Lane was cut short on 9th March as the lane was blocked, I soon realised why when I saw a large flock of sheep heading our way in the field above. They would have to cross the lane into the fields where they will stay for