Visit to the Somerset Levels
The weather looked good around the 11th/12th July so we decided to take a trip to Somerset in our Camper van before the schools broke up before the end of July and August and also it is not the best time for wildlife watching then. Adult birds are exhausted after
Misses and Hits!
It’s been a busy couple of days on my walks and at home, sometimes frustrating and then exciting, for me any way! On the 20th June in the morning I went for an early morning walk on Okeford Hill hoping to see some wildlife which was the frustrating part, so
Okeford Hill
Another lovely morning on Sunday 12th May but still chilly with a touch of frost in sheltered places, I ventured across the valley to Okeford Hill this morning and I wasn’t disappointed. A lovely light towards Hambledon Hill and lots of wildlife, a Fox and a Cuckoo in a tree
Village Lanes
We have some lovely green lanes round the village besides many well looked after footpaths so I can always find a different route to go each day, although I do have my favourites. This particular frosty morning I went down Greenway Lane across the field to Netmead lane, then across
Early March
March came “In like a Lion” as the old saying goes, we’ve been subjected to bouts of high winds and rain, all the paths are tricky to walk on, I’m just hoping March “Goes out like a Lamb”, the forecast for the next couple of weeks looks promising so hopefully
Okeford Hill
On Sunday 24th February I decided I would have a change from my usual walk. It wasn’t quite so foggy as previous days but still a little murky rather than misty with temperatures of around 0.5 °C. The sky was really clear and blue around sunrise and it stayed that