Perthshire
Joys of big-tree country
The last remnants of warm yellow-orange colours in the sky as night falls
Clouds zipping along through the evening blue and purple shades
We saw our first live red squirrels since moving down to Galloway yesterday, running around the branches of this tree.
More evidence of autumn: glorious golden light at just the right time to walk Dog.
…the first conker of the season I’ve seen this year.
A colorful sunset in Portpatrick harbour: warm sky with silver-grey reflection from the water. Out of frame we spotted a
Trees casting strong shadows across the road, with hints of a clear blue sky beyond. Definitely a pleasant way to
As a general rule, lumpy undulating clouds (‘mammatus’) are a sign of a storm mostly spent passing by. I still
We discovered a plum tree hiding at the back of the garden just in time to taste some of the
Dog took me for a longer stroll up the road, past Dinvin woods, where we saw some impressive old characterful
Dog and I found a dozy bumble bee strolling around on a sprig of cow-parsley.
Detail of water flowing over a submerged sycamore leaf stuck on stones.