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Hey Up!
As we say up North. I cannot believe it has been this long since I last blogged, so by this entry, you can rest assured I am not dead. However, I cannot testify to whether I have been abducted by aliens in the last month, which would account for the loss of time and absence of my wittering on about this, that and the other.
So, where have I been? Not far if I am honest. M went to see his Mum…
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Vintage emporiums: bric a brac, cake ... and an old oil can
Family-Tree (Blakemere) por Peter Roberts Por Flickr: Blakemere can be found just outside Ellesmere on the way to Whitchurch. There is a small car park from which you can walk down along by The Canal, or you can follow the Canal from Ellesmere and on route you will have the option to walk through a long Tunnel or walk up and over the road. The lake is approximately 8 acres in size, and fed by two streams and two land drains. It has a large outlet ('canal') approx 8 to 10 feet wide and 300 meters long. Lily pads are abundant, with large beds at both ends, and to the side of all swims. There are established reed beds, bull rushes and mature foliage all around. Blakemere was referred to years ago as 'Black Mere' due to its peaty water colour. It was formed in the ice ages along with most of the other Shropshire meres and is abundant in natural life. There is no public access to Blakemere but it can be viewed from the canal towpath. Blakemere is one of the leading fisheries is this part of the Country not least because of its beautiful and peaceful surroundings. Click the pic to view Large!
A Recently Shawn Alpaca (I think?).
A Cheshire country fair at the Blakemere Craft Centre,
Cheshire, England. July 2014.
Nikon D300 17-55 f2.8G Shot at 48mm f10 1/400th sec.
Eagle-Eye.
Sea Eagle eye to be more accurate. Blakemere Craft Centre Cheshire, England. July 2014.
P.S *If you click on the image to enlarge it in the browser and your screen - you will see a couple of people reflected in the eagle's eye - they must have been in it's line of sight when I took the image!*
Nikon D300 VR 70-300 f4.5 - 5.6G Shot at 300mm f9 1/320th sec.
Car Booty &Priya and Penny Depart
Car Booty &Priya and Penny Depart
Sunday. Since Mike’s phone said thunderstorms today and mine said very overcast, both for the same area we felt justified in going out in short sleeved shirts and lightweight jackets. We were not disappointed. Maybe we didn’t tempt fate by putting the top of the car down but we did travel mainly with the windows fully down. Very handy too when Mike’s stomach isn’t up to much. We traveled into…
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Hamunex and Zorba the Greek's Dance.
Hamunex and Zorba the Greek’s Dance.
Sunday.My usual Sunday morning treat is reading the responses to last night’s blog and thanking you for commenting. It’s a Sunday and it’s sacrosanct. I was therefore paralysed with shock this morning when Mike’s alarm went off at 7.00 am on a SUNDAY !!!!! The feeling did return to my limbs and the blood start flowing round my brains again when there had been no movement for a quarter hour other…
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Blakemere Moss 20135250 by Lightprism on Flickr.
