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Another View Towards Farnborough
from the height of Caesar’s Camp
Cows by the Gorse
Sunset Trees
Bird’s Eye View
View Towards Farnborough
Baucus and Philemon?
Not, perhaps, intertwined nor, for that matter, an oak and a linden. But two trees for sure.
Watery Scenes
On Boxing Day (the day after Christmas) we took a walk up to Caesar’s Camp. Once again, I was struck by the sunken plants, shooting up out of the water and reflected back. Click any of the images to see them larger.
Boxing Day at Caesar’s Camp
Muddy Horses
From our walk through Dora’s Green on Christmas Day, to Dippenhall.
Chawton Sunset
Waiting for the bus back to Alton.
Chawton
Walking back to the Chawton bus stop after leaving the Chawton House, as dusk fell.
Chawton House grounds
After the graveyard (last post) we walked through the gardens and across the grounds of Chawton House, as the sun sank in the afternoon.
Chawton House Windows
During the break our daughter was visiting from the States and we took her to visit Chawton House, erstwhile home of Jane Austen’s brother (the Jane Austen House itself, which we visited last May was closed for the holiday). The house has a fascinating history, which you can read about at the link above, and I took some pictures out the windows which provided framing of the view.
Let this be a warning to you
Log, Pond, and Horse
More from last week’s walk on the North Downs Way, which starts a few minutes’ walk from our flat.
Mother and Child?
Tired of Landscape
Magic Gazebo?
North Downs Way
Went for a walk on the North Downs Way a week or so ago. It seems there has been a lot of trimming back and brush clearing. I tried to capture the contrast of the branches and their reflections in the River Wey, not altogether successfully and converted to black & white.
