When all at once I saw a crowd

Posted by David McCormack March 14, 2014

When all at once I saw a crowd

If I'm not careful, I'm going to miss out on winter...... from a photography perspective that is!

As I’ve been driving into Windermere this week, I’ve been reminded that spring is here and that winter is fading away. Yes they are everywhere.... beside the lake, beneath the trees, fluttering and dancing in the breeze......

So I must get out with my film camera before I miss out on those big winter skies and bare trees....

Bank Farm, near Wakefield

Ampney St. Mary, near Cirencester

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Bruce RobbinsMarch 14, 2014 at 9:07 PM
Beautiful landscapes, David. I'll bet McCullin would have been proud of those!
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When our beloved cat Smeagol passed away in 2012, at the grand old age of twenty, we buried his ashes under a tree, an Acer palmatum ‘Kinran’. Known for its glorious autumn colours, the Japanese name for this acer means "Woven With Gold Strings” a perfect description of its ever changing colours and a perfect title for this blog!

Whilst we were deliberating if another cat could ever replace Smeagol, a stray cat started paying visits to our garden. He took to sleeping under Smeagol’s acer by the back door and when he finally decided to come into our house, he took to sleeping on his blanket too!

Strider is now part of our daily life and has been for the past thirteen years. I have always been lucky to have the company of these curious independent creatures and I can’t imagine life without a cat.

I hope you enjoy your visit.

Thanks,  
David.

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