365 photographs 9th February 2011
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linda_joyceSaffy and I went back to the canal today and went in the opposite direction. It doesn't have as much of interest but I did get one or two photos..
First there was this
Growing in the hedge of one of the houses that back on to the canal. It is so familiar to me but I can't think of it's name Any help please?
I got a picture of the chapel and grave yard from an other angle. The windows aren't broken it is just the way the light is catching them.
Saffron picked up a smell she found irrisistable and walked the whole length of this little garden sideways with her nose stuck to the ground.
A little further on this beautiful bench caught my eye.
I know the middle one is a pike I think the end ones are perch and tench but I'm not 100% sure.
And finally I found a place to stand where I would not be mown down by traffic and I got a picture of the bridge you onle glimpsed through the trees yesterday. It stretches from one side of the valley to the other but all but the central spans over the river are hidden by trees.starjournying you are free to show your husband this as well.
First there was this
Growing in the hedge of one of the houses that back on to the canal. It is so familiar to me but I can't think of it's name Any help please?I got a picture of the chapel and grave yard from an other angle. The windows aren't broken it is just the way the light is catching them.
Saffron picked up a smell she found irrisistable and walked the whole length of this little garden sideways with her nose stuck to the ground.
A little further on this beautiful bench caught my eye.
I know the middle one is a pike I think the end ones are perch and tench but I'm not 100% sure.
And finally I found a place to stand where I would not be mown down by traffic and I got a picture of the bridge you onle glimpsed through the trees yesterday. It stretches from one side of the valley to the other but all but the central spans over the river are hidden by trees.
starjournying you are free to show your husband this as well.