Blue/green for Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge (CMMC)

For Cee Neuner’s Midweek Madness Challenge (CMMC) the theme is blue/green.

Living in a verdant area near the sea I am spoilt for choice with these colours. The photo I have chosen is from early in January, when it was icy cold and bright (as it is at present.) My attention was caught by the contour lines in the frozen water.

Reflections in ice

I am thrilled to have been one of Cee’s featured bloggers for the second time. My featured posts are February close-up or macro (CMMC) and the very first CMMC challenge.

I join in with this challenge for fun and to keep this blog active during lockdown. My aim to blog about days out has been thwarted, but I can display a rosette!

CMMC Featured blogger

CMMC December Pick a topic from my photo

Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge (CMMC) Pick a topic from my photo.

Clouds

The topic I have chosen for this challenge from Cee Neuner is clouds. Can you see a giant bird – or is it perhaps an angel?!

I was glad to have captured the water flowing off the lifeboat ramp.

5 of my best photos from November 2020

With the second lockdown having begun in England on 5 November there is no opportunity for trips to different places. So I have picked out 5 recent photos to share here. I hope they demonstrate the diversity* of places within walking distance of home. (* links to a summery post)

Sun and clouds

Reflections in a pond

Gorse by a lonning

Coastal erosion

War Memorial on Remembrance Sunday

The pond dried up completely in the summer, but has been filled by recent storms.

The lonning was refurbished earlier this year and the plant-life alongside it is growing well, filling any patches of bare earth.

I can remember when the ‘bite out of the cliff’ was a circular hole. It changes every year.

Remembrance Sunday was a dull day with rain later.