At the moment, from the shore and looking out to the headland on either side, it just looks like caramel has been poured over the landscape.
Laxey coastal path this morning…
Clay Head yesterday…
Clay Head 2 weeks ago, caramelisation in progress…
I wandered through Laxey Glen today. A wonderful crunch underfoot and beautiful colours. When autumn arrives, I always think it’s my favourite season, but then I say that about the other three, even winter after last year’s long and harsh slog. If you’re reading this from somewhere that has really, really harsh winters, I apologise as I know we’re drama queens over here!
My mornings often start with an early walk with my camera and last weekend some dew laden foliage caught my eye so I stopped to take some photographs. I nearly jumped out of my skin as I spotted some strange creatures on the leaves. I’ve never seen or heard of them before – they’re Green Shield Bugs.
Sorry, don’t have nightmares – I’m sure they’re harmless!
This week’s Weekly Photo Challenge is Good Morning.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
Albert Einstein
The heron in Laxey harbour yesterday.
Let the great wheel spin 