Idyllic on Flickr.
A panorama of the village of Turville and the Hambleden Valley. Thanks for the likes and especially those who have commented on the photos I’ve posted in the last couple of days. Appreciate the kind thoughts.
If you go down to the woods….. on Flickr.
Among the trees earlier this week.
Hanger Wood History on Flickr.
Took a photo yesterday.
Update (sort of)
Hey, hope you all are good?
It’s been a while since I took a photo. And may be a while until I do again. My last posted photo was a milestone of sorts as it was the 300th on ‘And the Moon Rose’, so probably not a bad place to pause. 301 will come along one day when I have something new to share.
Apart from dropping in quietly every now and again to enjoy what you are all posting, then I am sure I will catch up with you all again soon….-ish.
Best wishes,
Rob
Snowdrops and the dead on Flickr.
From a few weeks back on a killer hike in more ways than one. I know it might have looked like it over the last few weeks, but ‘And the Moon Rose’ has not been orphaned. It’s just been good to pursue other interests for a while at least. Hope everyone is doing well.
Come rest awhile on Flickr.
St Botolph’s in Swyncombe, Oxfordshire dates back to the 11th Century - now that’s old!
My way or the…… on Flickr.
More hazy black and white landscape from earlier this week.
Hiking in a haze on Flickr.
17km hike starting from Christmas Common via several Oxfordshire villages on a cold, misty but beautiful February day.
I’ve had a good few weeks away from Tumblr. Over the years I’ve damaged myself playing various sports etc. but have found myself back in the gym and taking a pilates class which hopefully will allow me to enjoy days and hikes like Tuesday for a lot longer than might otherwise be the case.
It probably means my Tumblr visits will continue to be fleeting, although I will try and post a couple more shots from Tuesday in the next couple of days. Dropping in today I’m glad to see you are all posting great stuff as usual. Hope you are all doing well!
Take care,
Rob
Crossover on Flickr.
One of the two Golden Jubilee Bridges that sit either side of Hungerford Bridge on the Thames in London.
Last one standing on Flickr.
Back after a couple of days Tumblr break. Felt I’d been spending too much time on here, and for a while really thought about deleting my blog. Hoping that has passed but possibly need to cut back my time on here for a bit. Would also be good to go out and take some new photos…..
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Photos, photos and more photos. Perhaps other stuff when I get bored.
