Category: Paul’s Blog
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A couple of hours in March by the River Wharfe
Even though I have had my Covid first jab I still want to feel safe out and about. The river Wharfe near Burley in Wharfedale has plenty of space along the banks so this is where I went for a couple of hours yesterday. The header image is looking down river and shows that there…
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First Viewing
One of my recent little projects was to add a camera to a nest box. It has been up for a couple of weeks and had its first viewing at half eight this morning. I’m hoping that a couple will soon decide that it is a suitable place to bring up a family and move…
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A few from 2020
According to DigiKam, the program I use to catalogue my photos and videos, I have saved 1,538 different image files from 2020. Here is a post showing some of the ones I quite like. During 2020 many of the photos I took were of our garden and the things in it, or things I could…
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Robert’s Park and Hirst Mill Weir
In another journey out to make sure the wheels on the car still turn I went down to Robert’s Park and also to the end of Higher Coach Road. I had several things in mind other than getting the car out of the garage and they all needed my camera. As usual you can click…
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The Wharfe near Greenholme Mill
On Tuesday I took the car down to the lay-by on the A660 and walked along the River Wharfe up to the Stepping Stones on the other side of Greenholme Mills. As usual feel free to click on an image to see it better quality in its gallery. The last time I was along the…
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End of November. A few minutes out with car and camera.
I took the car out again for its weekly spin so I don’t get flat spots on the tyres, so the brakes don’t seize on, and so that I don’t forget how to drive. And I took my camera with me. As usual you can click on an image to see it better quality in…
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River Wharfe, Little Egret and Curlew
On Tuesday 17 I decided to take the car out so that it didn’t fester in the garage. The parking brake came off with a bit of a clunk and the brakes sounded a bit rough for a few yards but the car seemed OK. I took my camera, with its long lens, with me…
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Making and Breaking Triangles. Stainburn, Fitzwilliam, Barnsley and Baildon
This is another post that has come about because of taking my camera with me when making and breaking triangles in the game of Ingress. Thinking about photography also helps me decide where to go when looking at triangles. Stainburn Forest 14 Sept- part of this forest has been felled so some of it looks…