THIS IS WHAT A LONG SHIFT DOES TO YOU IN A HOSPITAL

NO.... ITS MY BETTER HALF DRESSED UP FOR HALLOWEEN.

OUT OF BOUNDS

These posts mark the out of bounds of Perranporth golf club in Cornwall, a hard course to play because of the wind that blows off the sea.........But what views!!! LINKING TO THERESA @GOOD FENCES

ALMOST GONE

JUST A GATE

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WINDY DAY

The wind has blown a lot of the leaves down and loads of Chestnuts too.

GREY SQUIRREL

MY OLD DOG "LEWIS"

BUILT TO LAST

Not a fence i know....but does the same job LINKING TO THERESA @ GOOD FENCES

NUTHATCH

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THOSE WERE THE DAYS

I spotted these pumps in St Mawes the other week............8 gallon for a £1 now thats a bargin.

CHAFFINCH

PLOUGHING UP TO THE EDGE

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MEN-an-TOL 6000 YEAR OLD STONES

Suggestions regarding the significance of the central stone include astronomical alignments and rebirthing rituals. The stone has also been attributed with healing properties, but it's impossible to say whether this is a surviving echo of an original practice or something later. Whatever the case, the stone has been rumoured for hundreds of years to be effective as a cure for rickets and other back complaints. Children were once passed three times through the stone at particular times of the year as a cure for such conditions. Tradition holds that they were then drawn three times through the grass to the East. Adults, however, needed to pass through the stone nine times against the sun to have their pains relieved.




These stones look impressive, as big as a horse. Until my wife got into the photo, she will bring anything or one down to size.

WATER ON WOOD

This photo was taken after an overnight shower, it looks a bit like a wood carving......well i think so.

POLPERRO

This was what greeted my at the start of a days walk.LINKING TO THERESA @GOOD FENCES.

KESTREL

LINKING TO STEWART M AT W.B. W. I had seen this Kestrel in the sand dunes the other day, so the next morning i took the camera out with the hope of seeing him/her again, after only a short wait, there sat on a post was the bird. Some days you get lucky.