Winter 2020-2021

a lone snowdrop

How the garden loked for a

late evening walk coming back from Pewsey Hill

Daffodils coming through.

A Wild and Woolly Ridgeway.

A little romance in the winter snow.

The first signs of Spring?

One of those nicer Winter days.

Puddles splashed onto hedge and then frozen at Little Salisbury

Snowdrops in Easton royal cemetery

Stored apples thrown out in winter and guarded by a fierce fieldfare

Local hare disturbed by me

Local sheep in Easton Royal field

The lovely landscape between Easton and Wootton Rivers

The back of Coopers farm in Easton

Looking up The Street from Chapel Drang footpath (Drang being an old Wiltshire name for footpath)

Graham Cooper the farmer clearing The Street for traffic

The garden on a very cold and frosty morning

Pewsey_New Year's Eve_frost and fog

Pewsey_New Year's Eve_frost and fog_St John's Church

Pewsey_New Year's Eve_frost and fog_Rhus typhina

Pewsey_The Scotchel