Well now the clocks have gone back the DP is back on patrol. He has been out for his early morning walk, but wearing his flashing arm bands did not make it light enough for any photographing.
Having a wind from the North he shot off to the harbour, sheltered in the Four Corners, mentioned in a previous post, he was able to catch these images of the waves.
Our fishermen are so brave, this one looks as if the boat is being well propelled back into the harbour.
On shore is this Herring Gull, a juvenile, but he has learnt how to do the hokey cokey.
"You put your left leg here, your right leg there, you do the hokey cokey ...
Could it be?
Yes, a worm, success!
A Curlew does not need to jig about.
Not with that beak. Altho he might say, in out, shake it all about. (sorry).
The Robin has the right idea. He follows the DP into the garage, watches him fill up the bird feeders, while sitting on the lawn mower, and then follows him out, to be served breakfast.
Normality for me too, getting my perspectives slightly better?
Buchaness Lighthouse. Just look at them rocks, (amazing what you can do with a credit card.)
And finally my favourite lighthouse, Rattray, as dawn breaks.
Both now framed and ready to be hung for my first solo exhibition at the Lighthouse Museum Cafe on Thursday.
Not normality - madness.
