It is like The Day After Tomorrow in my flat: in the film the stragglers end up barricaded in the New York Public Library with no heating. My flat also resembles a book cave and likewise has no heating other than a little fan heater. I didn't burn any books to stay alive, though P D James's Death Comes To Pemberley almost got incinerated on grounds of quality…
I was going to go walking in the western Peak District but my friends chickened out had very good reasons why they had to cancel, so I ended up taking my camera out to a local park and gardens - not at strenuous, but pleasant none the less. The whole set is here, but I'll show you some of my favourites here and in the next post. Click to enlarge.
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| Abstract - I won't tell you what it is. |
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| Bureaucracy! I was really pleased to spot this office window down a back street |
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| Fire escape in the snow |
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| A crow. |
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| Sage plant being eaten by a snow monster! |
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| Crow. I wasn't set up for a fast shot, so was lucky to get the wing like this. |
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| Really please with this one - again I had the camera on a slow shutter speed for a different shot, so got lucky here. |
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| Cormorants roosting in the snow |
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| Another slow-shutter speed shot of a gull |
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| Squirrels: taste as good as they look |
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| Blue tit and nuthatch |
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| Again, slow shutter speed but a bit of luck with these coal tits. |
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| A very wary jay. |
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