1000 words. Photos on GN.

LauraNorder I learned to walk on Borthwen! Mainly holidays - but lots of them.

Thank you Ellianne. I’ve taken so many photographs of sheep over the years. The problem is that shepherds being very proud of their flocks they tend to pose as soon as they see a camera. Nice of them but it makes it hard to get a natural photograph.

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Scraps from the garden after last night’s heavy rain.....

Had a walk in one of our local parks yesterday and late afternoon the sun was struggling to put in an appearance.

Our hero rose this morning, the fourth time it’s bloomed this year.

Sorry I had to hang out of the driver's seat to snap this one when passing. I just thought what a peaceful place to remember them.

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That’s a beaut, corner. We have one at the back of the garden clinging onto its last flowers. This was it in the summer. Wish I knew what it was called.

Yes indeed, Ellieanne.

Saw this cheeky chappie on a walk yesterday, robins always make me smile.. Happy Saturday everyone!

Me too grannyq. .

They’ve been voted Britain’s favourite bird, and rightly so. Super photo GQ. I spotted one recently but by the time I had the camera sorted out, he’d said “Well, you ‘ad yer bloomin’ chance!” and hopped it!

The view from the top of the 'Old Man' of Coniston. That was a hard walk!

It is lovely that photo brought back good memories for you Callestimon

This photograph is not mine but one from the photographer in our town who has just died of covid. His coastal scenes were uplifting at a time when I could not go out walking.

Wow, Harri that’s stunning! What a loss to your town, and to photography, poor man.

What a beautiful image. Harri. People like that are a real gift to any community, he will be sadly missed. There’s a lovely chap here who posts local photos every day on our community Facebook page. We all appreciate them, especially those who’ve been unable get out. His photos have inspired me to try harder!

I feel a GN pictorial calendar coming on here! Or maybe we could make a collective GN Christmas card with our favourite scenes in a collage?

The beautiful blue sky from my walk yesterday

@purplepixie - gorgeous painting. Would make a lovely Greetings Card too.

What a difference a month makes. This was October 9th.

My boy was a Christmas present. Pictured here with his siblings before we brought him home. Such a shame to split them up.

What a lovely family of puppies! Just adorable.
I would probably have brought all of them home.
I went for 1 kitten once and there were 2 left in a litter.
I came home with both.

Where is that CleoPanda ?
We have lost most of the leaves now. A slushy mess.
It would suit me to hibernate like a tortoise until about March!

We pass this Mahonia regularly if we walk along the river in our little town. I noticed it in spring lockdown and it made me smile then as it did today. I find it doesn’t take much to make me smile in these strange times....or to cry for that matter!

Bathtime!

Lovely, can almost reach out and touch him. Looks like it’s just “thee and mee” today, grey where is everyone?
My birthday balloons from over a month ago are still going strong, something else to make me smile!