The last tree.
Cheers,
Ian
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Pictures taken this week on the Suffolk coast marshes near Boyton, Woodbridge, a wonderful wilderness.
Two Avocets
A male Shoveler taking off
Greylag goose with maturing goslings… they look a handful!
A male and female Gadwall
A male Shoveler in flight
Two Shovelers flying towards me
An Avocet looking for food
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Transylvania.
Has no need of fangs to get under your skin.
Breathtakingly beautiful place - Europe’s last and greatest wilderness.
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Transylvania. Rocky ?
Umbilical security cord
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Just been woken up by what sounded like a lot of farting. Counted at least 20. Some were really close. Amazing sight. I hope the last one doesn’t get a puncture. The photos make them look further away than they actually were.
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In this case cutting the leads is not smart either.
You mean decades I assume?
I would think the annual Goodwood Revival. The track was in proper use from 1948-1966 and closed when the FIA changed the rules. It was resurrected in the 1990s and hosts a number of events including the revival where the racing is pre 66 and a large number of the visitors and all the teams and staff dress ‘in period’ (1948 - 66).
It always claimed that one of its historic races had the most expensive starting grid in world motorsport due to the value of the vehicles - eg Ferrari 250 GTO.
It attracts quite a talent pool - Martin Brundle, his son, I think, Adrian Newey, Jochen Maas, Rowan Atkinson and in past years, Stirling Moss and Jackie Stewart. Well worth a visit.
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Some colourful abstract stuff taken from a helicopter above the salt pans in the Camargue, South of France. The colour is a result of salt loving algae.
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This weekend’s foray into the mountains was very warm (for these parts). But it’s amazing how the mountains come to life after a few days of heat. Plenty of butterflies too, finally.
Cheers,
Ian
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Blimey. Or perhaps, uh-oh…
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NOW! …that’s a gorgeous picture! 
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