The End of the Line
Definitely the back end of Stranraer railway station.
A different view on the same scene as previously featured, thus time with a focus on cow-parsley in the foreground.
Yesterday’s tomato, the first we’ve grown, was viciously plucked and joyfully consumed in a ham sandwich. Boy, did it taste
Being Lifeboat Week in the village, it would be remiss of me not to post a photo of RNLI 16-21,
I seem to be back in the old temporary stamping ground for the morning, while the car gets its MOT
After the rains of yesterday evening, today had turned out sunny so far. Naturally, Dog’s bed had to be moved
It’s been a bit warm the past couple of weeks; with temperatures over 23C indoors in the study and the
A bright summer day: kids playing on the beach and swimming in the sea, reflections of bright white buildings in
This is the view from near the far end of the evening stroll with Dog, up at the junction with
Another weekend, another bonfire. And while it’s a pain avoiding the smoke as it’s blown around in the changing wind,
One of my favourite bits of coastline is that just north of Lendalfoot on the A77 through Ayrshire, for its
More nature’s bokeh – a solitary sycamore leaf basking in the sunlight on the road.
It’s that time of year when the teasels are doing their best troll doll impression. Wouldn’t want to sit on