A few more photographic memories of our short
holiday in North Norfolk.
This is Bruce. He immediately made us feel
very welcome on his patch and became a proper little poser whenever a camera appeared.
Fred Astaire. We stayed in a secluded cabin,
the roof of which Fred and Ginger (not
pictured) treated as their dance floor each
morning. Fred appears to have removed his
tap shoes for this photo.
There were no street lights in the remote
village we called home, so we were treated to
some glorious late evening skies.
We saw a wide variety of birds on our travels,
from tiny Wrens to the mighty Marsh Harriers that seemed to be everywhere. I spent much
of the time gazing through my binoculars at
the bird-life rather than the camera lens, but
while walking down a long country lane in the
blistering heat, we encountered this
Chaffinch who showed no inclination to fly
away, at least until he'd finished his song.
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7 comments:
Lovely photographs and the music was quite something too.
Wonder what happens if you take the Non-Permissive Path?
Oh SO gorgeous - such excellent photos. That chaffinch is certainly a character.
Yes, like CC, I can't help but wonder what the alternative route would be to the path pictured. And does the Permissive Path lead to the Permissive Society?
You are quite the shutterbug. Those photos of the birds are amazing... and I don't mean the ladies.
Thanks all. Many have taken the non-permissive path, but few have returned to tell the tale. I have to say that I'm well chuffed with how well the Chaffinch photos came out. I was across the road in direct sunshine, practically shooting blind on full zoom and fired off three shots, all of which turned out good. That never usually happens. My lucky day.
@ The Swede,
My blog isn't updating in blogrolls, so I thought I'd let you know that I re-posted the tunes for you (for today only.) Hope you enjoy them.
Marie. I didn't have a moment to get near my computer yesterday and when looked this morning, the tunes were gone again. Oh well. Thanks anyway.
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