We're not venturing far due to the weather in part but also there's a spring high tide around lunchtime so there's not much beach to play with.
The snow returned in showers today.
As the last shower retreated to the South West a mist arose, swirling around the sheep. Poor old sheep; they aren't finding much to eat and the last thing they need is to be enveloped in a freezing fog!
Another shower sits heavily out to sea heading for poor old Morpeth which has had more than its share of this weather.
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Love those dramatic cloudscapes although I'm sure the sheep aren't impressed.
Hi Andy,
this year's winter seems to be really something special - in Northumberland as well as in my part of planet Earth. I cannot remember when we've had so much and so early snow from end of November until now.
In comparison to the sheep you can warm up yourself after a walk through the winter scenery. The sheep just can rehash the hay they have in their stomachs...
...perhaps you can take a bucketful Glühwein / mulled wine for them on your next walk along their field...??? ;-)
I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year! Perhaps I will sometimes find my way to Northumberland to participate in one of your photo trainings??? You never know...
Regards, Uwe.
Sheep in the fog are very striking Andy.
Been a great winter for taking photos. Until now, that is, unless you can see beauty in great bergs of dirty snow piled up between the car-parking spaces...
Happy New Year!
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