Winter on the South Inch
It’s my favourite time of the year. Admittedly the snow, slush and ice on the pavements makes strolling a little […]
It’s my favourite time of the year. Admittedly the snow, slush and ice on the pavements makes strolling a little […]
Pine forests: what’s not to like? Scots Pine trees stand tall and proud, burnished orange-gold catching the sun; birch trees get a
Details from a walk in the Black Woods of Rannoch, one of the Caledonian Forest reserves, in September.
I spent a lunchtime recently with a friend from the Photo Society, strolling in leisurely fashion around the South Inch
Sometimes, when the golden hour starts immediately after work finishes for the day, one just has to go for a
A twist in the traditional tale
This is what it looked like, walking Dog through the local woods this morning.
Nothing beats a silhouette of shapely trees against a clear blue sky, tinged with glimpses of warm autumn light.
Trees casting strong shadows across the road, with hints of a clear blue sky beyond. Definitely a pleasant way to
Dog took me for a longer stroll up the road, past Dinvin woods, where we saw some impressive old characterful
Patterns of sunlight and shadow gently playing with leaves on the woodland floor. Not yet autumn though 😉
I love the smell of conifers of an evening… before and after they go in the bonfire 😉 The downside
A more formal, laid-out, part of the gardens at Beningbrough – a covered path with several trees, covered in pears.