A walk on the Clee Hills in Shropshire was the choice - we have only ever driven through this area before - it is approximately 40 miles from our home - such freedom
- Brown Clee is the highest point - height being 540 m -
yesterday it was bitter cold with a brisk wind and sharp showers - but even so the sheep were up for a photo shoot -
posing I swear
for the camera.- click on the pictures for a closer look
We returned home yesterday and watched silently the peoples march in Paris on the television our hearts and thoughts were with each and every one of those people on the crowded streets
Earlier in the week we had taken a stroll along the canal towpath at Cheswardine - a bit of a murky day with a few sunny spells
It was lovely to see that the swans had managed to successfully bring 3 cygnets through the winter months - almost grown .... and that song - how does it go -There once was a ugly duckling ,,,,,
And the other birds said in so many words - Get out of town - well not any more for this one and his or her siblings - what an elegant bird this will be come Spring
Enjoy your week - Jane
Wonderful shots of the canal.
ReplyDeleteLovely images from your outing. The sheep are cute and I love the view of the canal.. well done! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. Love the one of the canal boat through the bridge.
ReplyDeleteGreat of you to brave the cold! The very misty one with the boats on the canal gives me a good idea how cold:)
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of the canal. I'd love a holiday in one of those boats.I'd say the sheep were definitely posing. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love walking in the cold crisp winter weather, not so keen on the rain though
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Thankyou all for your commnts - the walks were refreshing and blew the cobwebs away and I usually have my camera in my pocket !! - Jane
ReplyDeleteWow! Super blog post ... Many thanks for showing us ...
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