Showing posts with label lamb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lamb. Show all posts

Saturday, April 4, 2015

Walking on the South Downs

New Life


What a pleasure to come from the greyness of the end of winter to the green of England. We took a hike on the South Downs, starting in Ovingdean and ending in Lewes. Along the way we saw many recently born lambs and a field full of ewes who were shortly to give birth.

Rolling Hills

The land goes up and down affording delightful views of the varied fields. I felt a bit like a character displaced from a Jane Austen book, walking from town to town as that was the only mode of transportation available to me.

Fields

There is a sense of camaraderie as each person you pass must be greeted as well as the dogs and horses! One lamb had managed to find itself on the wrong side of a fence. It was bleating pathetically, not sure how to get out of its predicament. It took three of us to coax it through the gate we held open. What a sense of relief as it gamboled up the hill to rejoin the flock.

New Growth

New growth is sprouting everywhere. Nice to have a taste of spring.

Sunday, June 13, 2010

June 12/10: Cooking


June 12/10: Cooking, originally uploaded by susanvg.

Daily Shoot: Why wait for the perfect subject? Make a photo of something that is unfinished. (Food is not yet finished cooking)

Nothing says summer quite like meals outdoors. Barbeques, picnics or just a meal on the patio, dining al fresco encourages lingering over a meal. Food seems to taste better.

The aroma from our dinner filled the air fanning our appetites. And I wonder who else's. I know when I walk through the neighbourhood and catch the barbeque smells wafting through the air, I salivate. But we had no uninvited guests (other than the insects) and enjoyed the final product accompanied by the evening sounds of birds.