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Weekly Photo Challenge….Change. The Seasonal Change

The biggest changes must be the cyclical seasonal change….so here is my Year in View.

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This year that seasonal change seems to be not running to the usual timetable, so we will see how this year does measure up, in terms of seasonal change, against previous years.

14th April

© David Oakes 2013

14 thoughts on “Weekly Photo Challenge….Change. The Seasonal Change”

    1. All pictures in the U.K.
      From Left to Right then from top down,
      Rydal Water, English Lake District, Cumbria: Chatsworth House, Derbyshire: Spring Wood, Staunton Harold, Derbyshire:

      Skippool Creek, Wyre Estuary, Lancashire: Dunrobin Castle, Scotland: Loch Morlich, Cairgorms, Scotland:

      Culzean Castle, Ayreshire, Scotland: Ringowwod Forest, Verwood, Hampshire: Wildboarclough above Macclesfield Forest on the Staffordshire, Cheshire, Derbyshire Borders

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  2. Beautiful photos, David. The Bluebells will be back again before you know. It’s pretty warm overhere. Certainly over 16º. But not much sun at all. A wee glimpse. I just tended my little balcony. The pansies are really beginning now and what struck me is the sheer number of ladybirds so all of a sudden. Beautiful and needy little animals to keep the lice away. Hang in there, you lot… it IS coming. But I do understand the sheer frustration it taking sooo long.

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  4. It has indeed been quite a year, David. Special compliments (once again) on you photos of Skipool Creek and Culzean Castle. You transport me to another place, another time.

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  7. Beautiful presentation! I really like your blog, I find it very inspiring. 🙂
    Have a lovely week.
    Greetings from the Rhine Valley
    Dina

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    1. Once seen never forgotten. The houses museum in the garden is worth a look at if you haven’t already done so. It is a great family collection of Natural History items gathered on family travels. Although it is an activity frowned upon these days it is still well worth a look.

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