Halloween

Early Autumn among the dunes of Tresco

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes! Autumn has arrived!

Hanging out

Spring tide adventurers

 

The Isles of Scilly include five, small inhabited islands, four of which once formed a single larger island (the exception was St Agnes).  But around 3000 years ago rising sea levels divided the land and created the present formation.

The channel between Tresco and Bryher is normally very busy with boats ferrying tourists and residents between islands as well as providing anchorage for visiting yachts.  But four or five times a year, for a short while on three or four consecutive days, the sea bed is exposed.  It is the time of the Spring tides  –  a time when it is possible to walk between Tresco and Bryher and, indeed, between Tresco and St Martin’s.  For those whose holiday happens to coincide with a Spring tide the walk is often high on their ‘things I must do’ list.

 

Yesterday in the garden (continued)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yesterday in the garden

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘Survival’

Abstract 318

Last night I had a dream ……

“Karaoke”

Feather in the rain

Abstract ‘Windy Day’

A hint of the Orient

The picture is of a fuschia adjacent to the cascading water of the water wall.

Abstract 316 ‘Flotsam’

From the pond