First thing this morning I moved the van five miles…..less as the crow flies but that is irrelevant as the camper can’t fly. Even if it could I would hope that it would fly more directly than the crow. We are still just outside Darlington but in a much more rural environment.
The bird feeders are up for the first time in a month and are already attracting a few customers. Give it a day or two and the little devils will be eating me out of camper and home.
The view out of the side door. It’s been a grand day for once. It’s a bit windy but it hasn’t rained…YET!
Before we left I took the dogs for a last look at the Tees……..
A garden Snail climbing up a dead Hogweed. I can’t think why unless it was to get a better view.
Two slugs eating what looks like bath sealant. it was much softer. I haven’t a clue what it is but it didn’t smell…I resisted the impulse to taste it.
This is an arable farm. The barley and oilseed rape are harvested. They are happy with the barley but the rape was only middling. The wheat is ready but too wet so another days sunshine is required before they can start combining it.
The winning one-liner from the Edinburgh Festival came from Stewart Francis; “You know who really gives kids a bad name? Posh and Becks”. I still like Steven Wright’s little gem; “What’s another name for a thesaurus?”
Let us hope for another good day tomorrow.
Nice to see you back on the road again, but, 5 miles, isn't very long! Ah, it must feel good though.
ReplyDeleteCheers Bob...I'll be round here for a while. It's a change of scene.
DeleteLooks a nice place to be Adrian.
ReplyDeleteI like that second from last shot; great looking sky.
I have just stayed out for the sunset....the sky has cleared right out.
DeleteA nice sunny day at last Adrian?
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've picked a grand spot there, with those stunning views over the farmland? The ground looks a bit 'heavy'!!...[;o)
It's clay here trevor. It seems fine. A two mile round trip for the paper. I'll not bother as tomorrow it will be fuller than usual of that daft bugger prince Harry.
ReplyDeleteMore rural, that would suit me nicely. It looks just the job. It's starting to look a bit too autumnal though!
ReplyDeleteAs I haven't commented for a week or two I was going to comment on your last post too but although I read it all I barely understood a word and haven't a clue what it was about. I don't suppose even that thesaurus would help me!
I like winter so roll on autumn.
DeleteLooks like a good place to stop. Funny places snails get to, I agree. Looking forward to seeing what you feeder attracts. Cheers,
ReplyDeleteI suspect snailswanderings are less random than mine.
DeleteThat's really a lot of fun. It may be close but it's also a nice change. Love your hop skip and jumps. Plus your snail pics are a treat. I don't get to see them too often. Hope you meet some interesting people in your new spot:)
ReplyDeleteThere are not many people round here.
DeleteYour new place looks to be rather quiet. Probably a good place for dogs. And oh ya good you took the dogs for a walk before you left the old place because you got some excellent photos.
ReplyDeleteQuiet suits me. I'll have a good look round.
DeleteWonderful area to take photographs.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day.
It's a bit flat but it's worth a good look round.
ReplyDeleteI really like the clouds in your pictures. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruby.
DeleteAh now I'm catching up and catching on. Yesterday Anna was regaling me with Adrianisms. Anna is an avid follower and commenter whose words never appear on your blog. If it wasn't for the fact that I enjoy your photos I'd never have to read your posts. Posh an Becks....thesaurus.......
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