Field colour and geometry.
Trees near Brunton.
A view near Creich.
Rainy day on the Tay.
Salt Pans and windmill, St Monans.
Sheep on the skyline.
Sundown on East Lomond.
The crumbling jetty.
A snowy start to the day. From my window 25/50
Snowy night. 364/366
The three trees from another angle. 362/366
On the harbour wall.
Spring fields and Corston Tower
Newly ploughed.
The sprout stem eaters.
Stony serpents.
Reflecting on the Eden.
The new borns.
Into the sun.
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I never seem to manage two busy days in a row. Went to bed at a reasonable hour but woke up late this morning not in the mood to do anything. Eventually dragged myself out after lunch to visit Homebase where I bought a fencepost, a hacksaw and a tray of violets. Not many people and very well organised. On the way home I decided to have a look at Formonthills, run by the Woodland Trust. I used to go there years ago for a different route up East Lomond, something which is now beyond me. I hardly recognised the place it has changed so much and for the better. Lots of trees and paths and various sculptures where paths cross. When I got to the Totem Pole I had, of course, to carry on up the hill to see if I could see the Lomonds. There they were and, much to my surprise, a trig point for Rhind Hill. It's only a little hill but it's a while since I saw a trig point. Cheered me up no end.
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Interesting that you saw a trig point. I don't remember when I last saw one, but it was probably at the highest point on Exmoor.
Seriously though, it's a lovely piece of wood carving.............and I really like the weathered look it has. It's very impressive against the sky and you've captured the detail beautifully!
Have a nice week. Stay safe!
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Weard
We have a trig point in our local village at the top of a small hill called The Cliffe.
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