22nd June 22, Alnmouth, 8pm
After a dull cloudy solstice, today was much nicer.
I'll call this "taking the boat for a walk"
I was too early for sunset but it was beautiful and the fierceness of the day's sun had receded to a gentle light.
Wednesday, 22 June 2022
nearly solstice
19th June 2022, Longhorsley, 10pm
Nearly solstice sunset walkies
20th June 22, Warkworth, 9am
do not touch
17th June, Howick, 9am
There was a heatwave widely predicted for today but in Northumberland it was cool and grey (which meant I could have a lovely long run).
18th June, Longhorsley, 8am
I love the wild flowers on the managed areas of the coast but it’s nice to find orchids inland in a farmer’s grassy field.
Curlews are nesting hereabouts too and yellowhammers are singing from the hedges.
Sometimes all nature needs is to be left alone.
Thursday, 16 June 2022
they seek him here and there...
16th June 2022, Low Newton, 11am
Today’s guided walk clients were quite into their wild flowers and birds and the meadows, dunes, ponds and coast didn’t let us down. This is Burnet Rose which has a cute scientific name - Rosa pimpinellifolia
A tiny but formidably spiky wee guy, this one had a nice splash of pink across its petals.
Three blue sky days
15th June 2022, Bamburgh, 4pm
A beautiful day up in the castle to photograph a wedding
13th June 2022, Warkworth, 4pm
Definitely worth the effort just for the colour of the sea.
10th June 2022, Warkworth, 4pm
I was glad of the breeze til I turned round and was sand-blasted. Not complaining though...
Thursday, 9 June 2022
double visiting
9th June 2022, Newton Point, 10am
We walked through the wild flowers on today's guided walk and it was so nice I came back and sat and had my lunch.
Friday, 3 June 2022
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