Wednesday, October 11, 2006

portslade beach ... i had twenty minutes to spare before my customer opened her shop, so i took a walk here ...

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... its fascinating how young gulls learn to fend for themselves in such barren looking spaces

? arenaria interpres ? ... whatever ! in it's search for food, this little bird overturns pebbles which probably weigh more than itself

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after the high tides and storms, the upper shelf of the beach is littered with "stuff"

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how many events and changes formed this pebble ?

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2 comments:

i go cross-eyed trying to think how mud turns into rock and then becomes a pebble

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Tuesday, October 10, 2006

it's anorak time on the bluebell line (1)

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it's anorak time on the bluebell line (2)

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it's anorak time on the bluebell line (3)

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it's anorak time on the bluebell line (4)

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it's anorak time on the bluebell line (5)

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it's anorak time on the bluebell line (6)

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giving the driver the green flag on the bluebell line

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an original idea which never caught on ...

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marketing exemplar at the co-op in edenbridge

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ghillies bar beside the thames at putney

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high tide on the thames at putney

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Monday, October 09, 2006

it seems more like may than october on putney heath, next year's buds are swelling on the oak trees ...

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... and some of the conker trees think it is spring already ...

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and the mass of fresh nettles are stinging my ankles through my trousers

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to the western docks at southampton ...

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