During a busy weekend, I managed to escape certain necessities for an hour and get some fresh air. Amongst all that air were these:
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| A lone buzzard circling over the scrub across the road from Castlette DeVice |
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| A comma butterfly basking in the sun - Yes, we had warm sunshine yesterday with more due for the rest of this week! |
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| The Vos Gorgeous (which is still hanging around off Cromer now) |
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| The view along Overstrand beach from Cromer Lighthouse |
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| Contrails... |
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| ... and clouds |
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| An oddly angled panoramic shot |
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I would write more but I can't be arsed! Maybe tomorrow? Or Wednesday...?
Love the comma.
ReplyDeleteI've just tippy-toed very carefully in the wet and fallen herbiage with my little camera.Hope to get a blog post today - depends on "Debbie"
Debbie? I'm intrigued. Where's your post?!?
DeleteIt has indeed been splendid weather, and due to continue... Hopefully, more commas, flowers and the like to come! Jx
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed, Jon. It was very foggy here yesterday morning, but it burnt off quite quickly. This morning seems the same...
DeleteIs that the elusive Oxford Comma (Polygonia c-album oxfordi) we hear so much about?
ReplyDelete"Damn it Jim, I'm a doctor, not an entomologist!" Dr McCoy " The Troubles With Punctuation" Star Trek
Polygonia c-album, Polygonia interrogationis,(!!!) or Polygonia satyrus - who can say?
DeleteActually, it's not the interrogationis as that's a question mark! C-album it is.
Bah! I went to all the effort of making that second comma large and bold, but you can't tell.
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A lobe buzzard circling???? Coincidence that this was so close to your birthday??? Your not that old yet. Anywhore, It's about time you surfaced with such pretty pictures....I was thinking you must still be out cold from with what, all the birthday festivities.
ReplyDeleteYikes! I hadn't thought that it might be waiting for me to cark it so it could swoop down for a snack!
DeleteThat is one confident ship with a fantastic name like that! The butterfly looks vibrant. And the skies and beaches look splendid and spectacular. Well, at least it's one magnificent buzzard. It's when they circle overhead in a group that you should really begin worry.
ReplyDeleteI shall be keeping one eye on the sky from now on....
DeleteI misread Contrails as Cocktails.
ReplyDeleteMind you, I'd like it to be mild enough here to sit outdoors under the contrails with cocktails.
Are you still languishing under a glacier, The Mistress?
Deletemy walks present differing views than yours.
ReplyDeleteI suppose you have to keep a constant eye on the Corgis in case of a poop-a-scoop moment?
DeleteWe had a lovely day yesterday.... now back to normal, i.e it's pissing down.
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Oh, dear. We had a light sprinkling of rain yesterday evening (and a little early this morning by the look of it), but that's about it. I expect the clouds dump it all on the West Country and fizzle out before they make it this far east?
DeleteI read the previous comments with trepidation and was so relieved. Here goes.
ReplyDeleteI woke up yesterday to find a semi colon butterfly on my Juliet balcony. Sadly as I was watching a syntax bird swooped and gobbled it up for being affected.
It's a hard life being named after punctuation, isn't it?
I certainly wouldn't want to be a question mark or a silver Y, that's for sure!
DeleteJuliet Balcony? Wasn't she a police inspector in Hartley?
But if there were a punctuation mark indicative of a queeny sneer, I'd be well up for it.
DeleteNobody remembers that show, dear. At the time my attentions were fully occupied by my crushes on various members of the cast of Grange Hill!
Peter "Tucker" Jenkins? Christopher "Stewpot" Stewart? Norman "Gripper" Stebson? Samuel "Zammo" McGuire? Or, horor of horrors, Trevor Cleaver?!?
DeleteI was so sad Tucker never got... Oh well never mind
DeleteOh but don't forget Ziggy Greaves . Tucker's luck is on youtube, btw
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