Every sky is different even the blue ones you see, there is always something that makes them stand out, towards the end of January I was outside and looked at the blue sky crisscrossed with vapor trails
Spring is on it's way and what nicer that too bring a smile to your face that to see Snowdrops. I'd noticed them in churchyards growing so I thought I would show some of the ones I have come across
In the local churchyard you can see this beautiful display as you come in the gate
I was pleased to see the ones I had planed on my parents grave were flowering hopefully they will flourish along with the daffodils I planted
Little Wittenham church has more
Along with aconites
Even in my garden you can see them growing
Snowdrop selfie
This was a chance sighting when I looked out the kitchen window so to get a better view I went upstairs to the bathroom and took the photos out of the window. Sorry but they do not do what I saw justice
The cloud does not look so good in this shot
But zooming in you can see the rainbow in the cloud
Happy Skywatch
Took these back in November after letting our dog out and looking up at the sky to see a few wispy clouds and the moon with a star
This is zoomed a little, the moon can be seen with a star under it
Normal view from my phone
Portrait view of the scene
Happy Skywatch
A double rainbow along the road, wee it was rude not to get a photo now
Some of the gorgeous skys we had on our visit to The Vyne last month
Going along the path to the house and the sky over the chapel
Bit of sun flair here but this is the chapel, think Henry VIII and Elizabeth I both have been here
Looking across the lawn at what was the front of the house
This was the rear but was changed to the front after the road behind me was opened
Looking up the lake from the weir
Cows grazing in a nearby field
Finally looking across the lake to the house
Happy Skywatch
This week I'm showing three photos, I'm not saying where it is but you might have seen it on the TV or in a few films at one time. See if you can guess where it is and the Program. I'll post where it is in this blog on Wed
Take Care
One of you guessed right. The places shown were in Downton Abbey. First one was the Hospital, second the dower house and the church7 used in the services and wedding.
The last sunset I showed was on the first of September two days later another beautiful sunset occurred
Looking out the window in a southerly direction
Westerly at the sunset
Same photo again only with Google photo effects
If you follow my Church Explorer blog you will have see the church I am talking about. The church sands at the top of a small hill and when I drove up to park my car I did not take much notice of what was nearby. When I came out the view was staring me in the face
Being I was using my iphone I took a panoramic view
Take Care
