Photo Gallery

An eclectic selection of photos new and old . I have been taking photos since I was eight; I now enjoy digital photography, but I don’t ‘do technical’, I just enjoy pointing and shooting. Most recently I have been taking all my photos with my phone. I snap anything and everything to use in my blogs, on Facebook and on Instagram.

Take a stroll from 2021 2 2022

October was very mild. I didn’t get far afield, but we did go to a pumpkin field. Sunny Fields Farm turned out to be more than just a pumpkin field and included hot pumpkin food, all in a socially distanced setting.

SEPTEMBER

NEIGHBOURS
BUS OR BIKE?
LEGOLYMPICS

It is August 2021 and many of us have still not been far afield, but there are still plenty of sights to see.

ENJOY THE VIEW
INSIDE OUT
A BIT OF COLOUR – READ MY WEIRD WEDNESDAY BLOG FOR MORE STRANGE PICTURES

Weird Wednesday | Times and Tides of a Beachwriter (tidalscribe.com)

BOURNEMOUTH SQUARE THROUGH A DUSTY WINDOW
STREET SCENE
WICK FERRY

JUNE PHOTOS

The old bridge opening at Poole Harbour.

It’s June 2021 and most of us have been out and about enjoying sunny weather BUT the end of the ‘Roadmap’ back to normal life has been postponed till July.

A glimpse from Poole Museum.
Poole, Dorset is the second largest natural harbour in the world.

MAY 2021

This was May – very windy but ending with bright sunshine on bank holiday weekend.
Southbourne Beach
River Stour at Christchurch
You could paddle or take the ferry.
Only £1.
Unless you would prefer to paddleboard.
You might end up at the circus or…
…the graveyard or…
...or back in time.
The first rose of summer.
BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY 31ST MAY 2021.
SOUTHBOURNE CLIFF TOP LOOKING TOWARDS BOURNEMOUTH.

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Salisbury Cathedral

Local SHOTS

Eating out.
APRIL ON SOUTHBOURNE BEACH
RAIN OVER THE PURBECKS IN MARCH
Gorse on Southbourne clifftop – March 2021
RIVER STOUR, CHRISTCHURCH HARBOUR, MARCH 2021

Strange