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Suckling Pig?

A log my wife came upon that looks an awful lot like a pig, no?

You might think from all the Welsh posts that we were there for some time, but it was actually only 3 days. Then back home to Farnham where we took a walk in the park and saw several spiders in their webs.

Flower

Green Tunnel

At the end of the field we took a turning we’d never taken before and found ourselves on a public footpath we’d never been on before. I’m always taken by these types of tunnels of trees, probably because of W Eugene Smith’s famous image, and I made several attempts.

Blackberries

Blackberries grow wild aplenty in and around Farnham Park. in mid-August we (really, my wife) frequently picked them on our walks and added them to our morning yogurts with my homemade granola.

Tree-lined

A couple of Saturdays ago we joined the Farnham Ramblers on a coach trip to Salisbury in Wiltshire and went on a 6 — 7-mile ramble. This is a lovely shaded walk at the Northwest end of the Cathedral. I’ll be posting pictures from that trip over the coming days.

More Wey Reflections

We took another walk along the North Downs Way, headed towards Waverley Abbey. And again, I was struck by the magical beauty of the overgrowth reflected in the River Wey.

Richmond Reflections

The day after the gallery visits we went into London again to check out possible neighborhoods, starting in Richmond (see below).

Green Man Diving Underground

All Gone

I posted a picture from this same spot just a couple of weeks ago when the trees were in their full Autumn glory. Now the leaves are all gone.

Cascade

December Stream

December Tree Portraits

Puddle

December Landscape

Wintery Trunk

The tree was positively glowing when I pulled out my camera but was already dimming as a cloud passed in front of the sun by the time I framed the shot.