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This was quite the sunrise, though. And an hour later it was just a memory and the sky turned grey and the rain set in again. And I lit the stove to get the ache out of my shoulders.
Wednesday, 2 October 2024
rough winds
This was quite the sunrise, though. And an hour later it was just a memory and the sky turned grey and the rain set in again. And I lit the stove to get the ache out of my shoulders.
Life can't be easy when you can't stay too long in one place when the weather is hard.
ReplyDeleteAlthough boats got stuck in Gloucester Docks last winter because of water levels.
That looks cosy by the fire. You don't need aching shoulders with drawing to do.
We're exempted from the obligation to move if conditions make it dangerous or impossible; should be common sense, as safety should be the overriding consideration, though it's probably as well to get that in writing from CRT!
DeleteA gorgeous sunrise. Happy October Dru.. loved seeing your peregrine over Bath when I turned my calendar yesterday! :-)
ReplyDeletethank you! I was very happy with that picture, too!
DeleteJust reading Steve Reed's blog about a walk along a canal in London and wondered if you had heard anything about the derelict boats and stuff in one of his photos, on the boaters' grapevine?
ReplyDeletehttp://shadowsteve.blogspot.com/2024/10/a-canal-walk.html
apparently (allegedly) a mixture of drug dealers and 'nutters' involving arson. According to word on the towpath... Seemingly there was a homeless person trying to get a boat together to live on. All a bit Wild Westway....
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