View from the lane down on to the rooftops of Ednovean Farm
Such a joy to wake up to December sunshine this morning across the bay every house and filed lay in sharp relief - unfortunately the camera didn't agree and apart from taking one photo from beside our gate looking down at our home it declared "change batteries" and shut itself down with a resounding and determined click to spend the rest of the day in idle tranquility charging itself up in the Dining room.. By this evening in the brief interlude before darkness fell, in our curiously foreshortened days of the moment, we spotted three ships on the horizon to good to miss - unfortunately by the time I had disturbed our camera from its health spa to do some work and puffed back down the garden only one was left - ah well this was my day, the things I saw in passing.
Feeding the mares i spotted this ship, one of three on the shipping lane this evening, on her journey.
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I agree, so good to see the sun, we noticed the three ships - the big one was Atlantic Conveyor - replacement for the one sunk during the Falklands War. Sadly rain tomorrow hmm ! !
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Ah! Thanks Sue i thought you would know - I remember the Atlantic Conveyor going down - Capt Ian North was awarded the DSC - this one is huge too - fingers crossed for a happy sailing.
ReplyDeleteOllie has just bravely ventured out for his 6.00am cat patrol - We'll have fun wrestling with the horses haylage later!