Birds begin to gather on rooftops signalling that summer is winding down…
52 Weeks – Week 31 Busy Bee
52 Weeks – Week 30 Appreciation
52 Weeks – Week 29 Wildflowers On The Riverbank
52 Weeks – Week 28 The Minion Family
Stone painting seems to have become something of a “thing” during lockdown. This was a particularly impressive example spotted on one of my walks.
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52 Weeks – Week 27 Imperious
Sometimes she likes to leave me in no doubt whatsoever as to who is really in charge…
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52 Weeks – Week 26 Mural
Mural of the creator of the US National Parks, John Muir, enjoying a pint outside the Gothenburg pub in Prestonpans.
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52 Weeks – Week 25 – Solstice
No flash or filters used; the photo shows Pencaitland’s Trevelyan Hall at the moment of the 2020 Summer Solstice at 22:43 last night.
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52 Weeks – Week 24 – Commemoration
This week, we remembered the 76th anniversary of D-Day, the Allied invasion of Normandy that led to the liberation of Europe. This week was also the 80th anniversary of the lesser known “Last Stand” of the 51st Highland Division at St. Valery in 1940 that allowed the evacuation of nearly 340,000 British and French troops to be evacuated from the beach at Dunkirk.
My grandfather was one of those who was evacuated, but nearly 10,000 soldiers were left behind to hold back the advancing German army so that the bulk of the British Expeditionary Force and units of the French army could be evacuated safely to Britain. Without their courage and sacrifice, it is possible that the D-Day landings, four years later, might not have been possible.
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