Rainy morning at Tynemouth
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Lots of fish Greyduster. Just beyond the bridge is a weir with a fish pass. We often see the salmon leaping as they swim upstream.
Here's a view fron the other side of the bridge.
Snowdrops peeking through in one of my pots. The garden is a mess at the moment as we removed a couple of trees that were becoming a nuisance, demolished a summerhouse and built a larger shed, replaced a gate and repaired some fencing. Then the tip closed before all the debris could be cleared.
I havent either Gymstagran 
A mossy Somerset wall from a few years ago.
Lovely flowers Lisagran
Keep up the walks Ellianne
My snowdrops. Shame I didn't clear all the autumn leaves
Some cheerful flowers!
The hellebores are out!
Sorry, it's not a great photo but the best I could do without actually lying down in a puddle!
The beautiful blue Tyne, taken on the only sunny day last week. We took advantage of the lovely day and went for a walk.
Deer spotted on a walk today.
The last rose of winter in my garden this morning
And an January afternoon spent catching reflections on the sand.
An attempt at French baguettes today.
C’mon Spring, you can do it.....
The reflection on the water was amazing today. Like glass.
This was taken a few years ago now, but it’s a park across the road from our last house which was very good for sledging and ski-ing in the winter. Bit of a beggar when you had to pull the sledge back up again though. GS always wanted to be pulled up with it!
Jan I've just seen your canal photo, it's beautiful.
As you know, I used to live very near the Nine Locks (down the Delph! 
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I miss home 
We were out this afternoon. I couldn't get over how blue the sky was.
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