Later, after the task was completed, this blooming Redcurrant bush, tucked away in a sheltered valley of the Mill Burn, caught my attention as I trundled along the road. When the verges are yellow with daffodils, Coltsfoot and Lesser celandine, the shock of pink always surprises me at this time of year.
Waiting for the ferry back to the Orkney mainland, just staring at this solid structure was giving me metal fatigue.
2 comments:
Oh such a stressful job ou must have up there Mr T.
Lol! I tend not to photograph the bad days, when the weather is horizontal and packing a punch. But I'm always very appreciative of the well-being inspired by a good day.
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