This week has seen Fiona and I getting back into some routines including early morning exercise and walking on Monday and Wednesday and gardening on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
And I indicated in an earlier post I was surprised on returning home from our trip to Scotland and Wales just what a difference a month makes and how dark it is in the morning.
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - The colours of a early morning |
But by the time I get into Treehaven Way the sky begins to light up.
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Unusual layers of cloud and sunrise light |
And wake the bees up.
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| ©2016 Barry Smith - Bees |
And show the dew drops on buds and flowers.
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And the wind from the south west spun the peace prayer wheel - hopefully sending a few peace vibes out into the globe.
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The Camellias are creating cascades of petal - like snow in autumn.
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And for those who have enjoyed the white crucifix orchids - how about these tiny droplets on the orchids.
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And of course the valley does light up with soft pastel light.
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What is not to love about early morning walks - apart from the early morning part that is
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely walking photos. I am afraid I need light to see by when I walk or I probably would fall over!!
ReplyDeleteI've never been a before sunrise person, but I do love early mornings. Beautiful images, as ever.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos, Barry, and oh, that rose! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteAA, P, VA & C - where did the time go - sorry for not responding to your comments which I appreciate. P - had to smile when I read your comments - stay in the light we don't want you falling over. VA - just seems to be the rhythm of the day. C - I keep thinking it will be or was the last rose of summer and then another small bloom struggles forth capturing the last bit of summer-autumn before winter really hits. All - go well. B
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