V.E. (Victory in the Environment) Day

Ann and I walked to Hardwick Wood today.  Birds were not easy to photograph.  The LT Tit nest had been destroyed, looked like by an animal or bird.  Butterflies abounded.

A Walk on the Golf Course

No golfers on the course, of course, not even Auric Goldfinger, so no danger to life and limb.  People often ride to a location, leave their bikes and go for a walk.  Back along the Comberton road.

New Curtains

Having completed all the painting but still waiting for the Ikea shelves.  Ann found these poppy curtains that fitted our old rails and we managed to make them go round the corner in the alcove.

Painting Continues

I've started so I'll b****y well finish.  The gloss painting of the doors and frames of the lobby, our bedroom and the bathroom is slow and the paint smells unpleasant.  I have to stop at lunchtime to allow the smell to clear by bedtime.  

Lark Rise Farm

The government says one may drive to a place of exercise if the time spent driving is less than the time spent exercising, so we drove three miles to Lark Rise Farm.  As always I photographed the barn door, which becomes more dilapidated every year.  There was little else to photograph but the tractor ruts and the radio telescope dishes.  

Eyed Hawk Moths Mating

Grown from caterpillars we harvested last autumn [see 15th October] the moths have emerged and got down to making more moths.

In The Kitchen

For the camera club's online fun evening of images made In The Kitchen, I submitted 1, 2 and 4 with titles Alien Spaceship? Animal Carnival and Lockdown Liquor.  They were favourably received but like all the entries were not scored.