Under Hambledon
On Friday 2nd April it was a fairly good morning so I decided to head towards Hambledon Hill going around the bottom rather than over the top. I got to the gate that looks over the newly sown fields towards Shroton Lines and spotted a Hare in the middle of
Around Home, Early September
I was beginning to think there was nothing about as it has been very quiet on my morning walks, the small birds have been keeping a low profile but slowly I’m seeing more around the village. I’ve spotted Jays and Magpies squabbling, Buzzards around the hill and I also hear
Under Hambledon
Into July and a nice morning so I headed for one of my usual haunts, a walk underneath Hambledon Hill. Always enjoyable and I never know what I will see. The flowers are starting to look lovely on the sides of the hill, most stunted with grazing but plenty for
Under Hambledon Hill
Into May already! The recent rain has freshened everything up and all the fields, gardens etc. are growing well. A couple of fields near the village have been cut for silage already and it was here I noticed a Hare in the field, it was a long way off and
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
After the Storm
24th July I have to admit I didn’t want to get up this morning. All because we were kept awake for much of the night by an amazing electrical storm. I don’t remember seeing anything like it before, just flash after flash and rumbling thunder it did get close for