52 Weeks – Week 35 – Do Not Disturb

Aug 29, 2021Leave a comment

Meg indulging in her favorite passtime…

52 Weeks – Week 20 The Visitor

May 16, 2021May 16, 2021Leave a comment

A fairly frequent visitor to the garden, on the hunt for discarded fruit/breadcrumbs, or possibly just on a mission to antagonise the cat.

Sunset on the evening of the spring equinox 2021

52 Weeks – Week 12 Red Sky At Night

Mar 21, 2021May 2, 2021Leave a comment

Sunset over Pencaitland on the eve of the sping equinox.

52 Weeks – Week 8 Rebirth

Feb 21, 2021May 2, 2021Leave a comment

As the the snows of the previous week, life emerges in the garden.

52 Weeks – Week 6 Blackbird

Feb 7, 2021May 2, 2021Leave a comment

One of the regular visitors to the garden enjoying some sourdough scraps.

Edinburgh Marathon Finisher's 2020 T-Shirt

52 Weeks – Week 52 Got The T-Shirt

Dec 27, 2020May 2, 20211 Comment

It’s been a tough year and, although there are still a few days left, this is the final Sunday of the year, so it seemed like an appropriate time to use this image.

Just making it this far is an achievement in itself, and for some it will have been the greatest achievement of all. Sadly, we must also remember those who didn’t make it this far, for whatever reason.

I hope you’ve enjoyed my photos and that they’ve helped, in some small way, to lighten the load of this year.

I wish you all a healthy and prosperous 2021.

52 Weeks – Week 51 Festive Sparkle

Dec 20, 2020May 2, 2021Leave a comment

It’s been a tough year and, here in the UK, the announcements from our various governments dashed what little hope of some sort of “normality” over the festive period, however limited that may have been.

So, for now, I will wish you all the best. Have a happy and safe Christmas wherever you are.

52 Weeks – Week 36 Who Are You Looking At?

Sep 6, 2020May 2, 2021Leave a comment

Enjoying the early autumn spoils while keeping a watch out for the cat.

52 Weeks – Week 34 Uninvited Visitor

Aug 23, 2020May 2, 2021Leave a comment

So, this fine fellow decided he was bored of the local cuisine in his field and decided that the hedge at the end of the garden would make a very tasty alternative.