Wednesday 30 April 2014
Pink Post Box
The blossom was snowing down and we had just had a shower of rain so it was sticking to everything, lamp-post, post box, photographer......
Taking part in ABC Wednesday
Tuesday 29 April 2014
April Showers
I was just about to go for a walk when the rain started. Ten minutes later it was a lovely sunny day again, April showers!
Monday 28 April 2014
Blossom Bonanza
The amount of blossom has been amazing this spring. Hope you get a similar show when spring reaches you next.
Sunday 27 April 2014
Behind Bars
Not all York cats are made from plaster or wood, this handsome boy was sitting very neatly on the wall as as I passed by this week.
Saturday 26 April 2014
Friday 25 April 2014
Driver for a Fiver!
This is Murton Park a station on the Derwent Valley Light Railway. Opened in 1913 the railway ran from Layerthorpe station in York to Cliffe Common near Selby. There is half a mile of track left and occasionally there is the opportunity to pay £5 and have a go at driving one of the diesel shunters.
Thursday 24 April 2014
Boats
A view of the River Ouse looking towards Kings Staith and Ouse Bridge. The warehouses on Queens Staith have been converted into apartments and hotel rooms.
Wednesday 23 April 2014
Community Garden
On a patch of waste ground near the city walls I came across this community garden already planted up with herbs and salad plants for the summer.
Tuesday 22 April 2014
Monday 21 April 2014
Sunday 20 April 2014
Corporal Acts of Mercy
This beautiful stained glass window from All Saints North Street shows the Corporal Acts of Mercy as described in the gospel of St Matthew.
Saturday 19 April 2014
Friday 18 April 2014
Carvings
This is the doorway of St Martin's church in Fangfoss. Perhaps appropriately for a village which is home to a number of craft men and women it is renown for its beautiful carvings some of which can be seen around this doorway.
Thursday 17 April 2014
Poster Art
I enjoy poster art and it is fun to occasionally apply the same technique to a photo. This is York station earlier this week.
Wednesday 16 April 2014
Kitchen Window
An unusual sight caught my eye as I walked past a hotel recently. This open kitchen window had two trays of roasted meat within easy reach if I had been so inclined. Wonder if any of the local cats paid a visit................
Tuesday 15 April 2014
Balloon Room
Monday 14 April 2014
Lucky Cat
Continuing the York cat theme I spotted this hole in a fence recently, judging by the fur around the edges it is in regular use.
Sunday 13 April 2014
Saturday 12 April 2014
Friday 11 April 2014
Thursday 10 April 2014
Grimy Ginnel
I grabbed this shot as I was hurrying along Straker's Passage last weekend. All ginnels are useful short cuts, some are prettier than other......
Wednesday 9 April 2014
M is for Mediterranean
This could be view out to sea from a Mediterranean coastal town, however I have to confess it is the N Yorks seaside resort of Scarborough on a lovely spring morning.
Tuesday 8 April 2014
Bit of Blue Sky
There was the odd patch of blue sky around on Saturday, and looking on the bright side the coolish dull weather is helping the daffodils to last longer.
Monday 7 April 2014
Sunday 6 April 2014
Evening on the Canal
A last look at Pocklinton Canal for now. It looks almost wintry but this was taken on a mild March evening.
Saturday 5 April 2014
Pocklington Canal
This is another view of the lovely Pocklington canal. Kingfishers skim along here, Otters swim through, and who knows what is hiding in those reedy edges?
Friday 4 April 2014
SUMO
Spotted this chap standing guard outside the SUMO agricultural machinery factory. Wonder if those red eyes follow you when you enter the premises?
Thursday 3 April 2014
Keeping Watch
These carved birds are keeping watch outside a house near Fangfoss church. Some very real birds, Rooks, were noisily building their rookery in the nearby trees as I took a walk around.
Wednesday 2 April 2014
L is for Lock
This is a view along the Pocklington canal toward one of the 9 Locks. Built almost 200 years ago it was used to transport coal, lime, manure, corn, flour, and timber. After falling into disuse as a commercial waterway around 1920 it has been gradually restored and is now designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It is also a beautiful place for a peaceful walk.Taking part in ABC Wednesday
Tuesday 1 April 2014
Telling the Time with a Triangle
This sundial uses a triangle to tell the time, it also shows the points of the compass and has a plant symbol for each of the four seasons.
See more angular shapes here
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