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John Knox’s Pulpit was a rock formation overlooking Glenvale in North-east Fife. There is a lovely 4-mile circular walk from the car park on the minor road from…
In the shadow in the foreground is Glenvale, with West Lomond and north-east Fife and the Tay beyond. The photo was taken from the front seat of a…
The village I live in has lots of stone walls, some old and significant enough that they are listed! There are all sorts of plants growing in the…
The scientific name for these is Bombus terrestris, and it’s one of the commonest bumblebees both in the UK and in my garden. I also have Tree bumblebees (Bombus…
Spotted when I was out for a walk. I think is a male, and that the females are duller. The blue was exquisite and what was what drew…
I found these incredibly difficult to take photos of. This isn’t good (the background is my neighbours’ garage) but it does show both flower stalks, a bud, open…
Phacelia is also known as lacy phacelia, blue tansy or purple tansy, and is grown around the edges of quite a few crop fields around here. I’ve also…
There’s nothing I like better on Christmas day than a good, early breakfast, a walk in lovely cold clear weather, and a hearty early evening meal. Christmas Day…
The view from Burleigh Sands is one I’m very fond of, and there was a bonus on this visit – the migratory Whooper Swans had arrived. Shutter speed: 1/250s…
Detectorists love the stubble fields of late autumn. I love the colours and textures in this field. Shutter speed: 1/160s Aperture: ƒ/8 ISO: 200 Focal length: 220mm Taken: 17 November, 2019 15:11 Camera: PENTAX…