A walk back past Foxholes…
The road rises slightly, encompassed by high hedge rows. We travel back from The Bath Arms at Crockerton, past Foxholes. Soon it will be dark when we make this trip as the nights draw in.
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The road rises slightly, encompassed by high hedge rows. We travel back from The Bath Arms at Crockerton, past Foxholes. Soon it will be dark when we make this trip as the nights draw in.
Peace and photography
rp
I’m often walking through the City, early in the morning and sometimes the light falls and scatters in just the right way.
In this photograph, I love the way that the light looks like its coming from the street lamp and how it scatters across the tarmac. I love how the traffic cone is framed. But then again, that’s just me…
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rp
This book was recommended to me by a passer by on the train. He saw me reading Stephen King’s The Gunslinger. It took a while but I’m so glad I took up the recommendation.
The Passage is a fantastic story, masterfully told. After Hideo Yokoyama’s Six Four, it’s a change in genre but both excellent long reads by great writers.
Just finished reading SIX FOUR by Hideo Yokoyama – a police procedural crime novel set in Japan. A slow burn masterpiece. Outstanding! I will unreservedly recommend this book to anyone. It is one of the best novels I have ever read – I place it in my Top 5.
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In the depths of Wiltshire, just off the A350 that carries on down to Poole, outside the little village of Longbridge Deverill is small, unassuming Farm Shop that hides a vineyard.
Lychgate roof at St Peter and St Paul church in Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire.
Lychgates are roofs over gates, used fore sheltering coffins in the rain, awaiting the arrival of the clergyman.
One of the first photographs taken with my new Fujifilm X100F.
Walking through Foxholes on the way to The Bath Arms in Crockerton. It was early evening, cool, an occluded sky hung ominously and a forest of fern had grown up since I last blinked.
After days of rain, a beautiful day’s sunshine in the Wiltshire countryside. The wheat has ripened and the clouds filled a perfect blue sky.
An image of a rain-soaked sky bringing the green into focus.
Wiltshire, looking from the A350 toward Sutton Veny.
I pass this vent as I walk home this way, every day from work. It’s only now, with the greenery has grown up around, that it has taken on a new significance. I took the photograph because it conjured up a Japanese feel to me.
I can travel far, without going anywhere and sate my wanderlust.