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Saturday, 22 March 2014

Arrow Valley Country Park

This is a country park near Redditch, UK. A place which is so interesting when they wanted to create a calendar, they used photos of the roundabouts in the town. (no affiliation)

But it does have some interesting places of interest if you look hard. The Arrow Valley country park is one of these. Last week, making use of the sun to enjoy a walk around the main lake, I took a few photos as we walked around. It is a pleasant walk mostly on tarmaced surfaces so it is easy and flat so that all ages can enjoy some pleasant exercise.

Here are one or two images from this collection:-


It was a lovely sunny day, seeing a few whispy clouds made me want to take this shot. No I don't know what the clouds are called, but tell me if you do.


The sailing club was inactive, waiting for the summer and better weather I expect.


There were lots of water fowl around but although I took lots of shots of the birds, I thought this one of the noticeboard was my favourite. There are spots for fishing all around the lake but this one spot has a deck built for the kiddies (of all ages) to get close up to the birds in safety.


Turning your back on the lake presents a number of shots of undergrowth and "country" subjects. I loved the small bridges over the streams running through the park.

See you again with some shots with "fantasy" subjects next time.

Thursday, 27 September 2012

Fixing A Hole, remember the song?

I'm fixing a hole where the rain comes in ..............; remember that Beatles song. I couldn't help thinking of the lyrics when I saw this view of Torquay harbour, after an evening meal. the light was just fading and the crane jib seemed to be reaching up to the clouds. well I thought so .........






Of course I took many more photos whilst there on a holiday a few days ago. More of these in a future post. I am still trying to catch up with many, many e-mails but thought this was a gas.