30 May 2008
Short break
28 May 2008
ABC Wednesday - S

Letter S this week:
S is for the Sea, also in the photograph Sand and Seaweed.

........... the Sea again taken today on a very dull rainy day.

.................... Ship - also taken today.

......... Scales
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26 May 2008
25 May 2008
Camera Critters
Foxhounds at an Agriculture Show

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24 May 2008
Photohunter - shoes

I took this photo for part of a photography assignment on 'Past it's Best, this was one of the digital test photos as I was using black and white film for the assignment.
Saturday Photohunt is hosted by TNChick, visit here to find more participants and join in the fun.
Happy hunting!
20 May 2008
ABC Wedneday - R

R is the letter this week so ........
Just one subject this week - RAIN, we get plenty of rain in this country!
Rain in the countryside


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19 May 2008
18 May 2008
Camera Critters
This hedgehog was in my Aunt's garden, just walking around, he/she was not a bit shy.
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17 May 2008
Photohunter = Candy

This week the Photohunter theme is Candy, I had to go and and search for some as I try not to keep it in the house!!

Taken though a shop window so rather fuzzy.

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Happy hunting!
13 May 2008
ABC Wednesday - Q

This week the letter we have reached is Q
Q is for Quarry, this quarry is near Stoke St Michael in the Mendip Hills
The rocks extracted from Moons Hill and Stoke Quarries are volcanic in origin and were formed some four hundred million years ago in the Silurian period of geological time. They form part of a renowned feature of British geological history and have been the subject of much debate and research over the years. The volcanoes which produced the lavas, ashes and other rock types extended over a wide area of what is now south west Volcanic lavas, described as Andesites, were extruded over a wide area forming beds up to 100 to 150 metres thick. During the period of volcanic activity accumulations of volcanic ash also built up, sometimes overlying the lavas, sometimes interbedded with them. The fine-grained ashes are known as Tuffs and often contain blocks or cobbles of Andesite lavas; these formations are known as Agglomerates. Because of the presence of shales and mudstones below the volcanic rocks and sometimes interbedded with them, we know that volcanic activity was taking place in a marine environment. The whole sequence of lavas, ashes and agglomerates can be readily identified and measured in the Quarries because the beds are now standing vertically on end like books on a bookshelf. (www.wainwright.co.uk)
12 May 2008
11 May 2008
Camera Critters
This squirrel stayed still just long enough for me to take this picture.
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10 May 2008
Photohunter - Any

This week for Photohunter the theme is Any, these photographs are from my walk today in the woods, the bluebells were spectacular, is was not sunny but it was warm enough to walk without a jacket, a last the weather has been warmer lately, although the sun seems to only shine when I am at work chained to a desk.
Saturday Photohunt is hosted by TNChick, visit here to find more participants and join in the fun.
Happy hunting!
07 May 2008
ABC Wednesday - P
Pink
..... Purple
....... Pond in the Park
..... Path in the Park
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05 May 2008
Odd Shot - Nowhere to go.
I've had visitors all weekend so have not participated in my usual memes, just time for Odd Shots. Visit Katney for more Odd Shots.




