PIGEON AND BRICKS

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Pigeon on ledge.

AFTER A COFFEE BREAK

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Costa Coffee cup and concrete wall.

AT HOME WITH A VIEW

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Kitchen table on by public bench.

CUT WOOD

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The cut surface of a tree stump.

OLD BUDDLEIA

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Dead and dry buddleia flower.

WEYMOUTH BAY ON A COLD DAY

January 15th 2013

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Weymouth beach, bay, 'Eye' (the tower thing) and the cliffs of Purbeck.

It's one of those rare occasions where enlarging might be a good idea - just click the picture. (To go even closer, then press control and +)

METAL

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Large loop of metal on brick pavement.

CURVE

January 15th 2013

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Curve of wild clematis branch (I think!) against a blue sky.

STATION ROOF

January 15th 2013

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Blue sky through glass roof at railway station- plus train.

LITTLE GREEN PLANTS

January 11th 2013

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Lots of Little Green Plants Growing Up Through Grass.

PIGEONS AND PLANTS

January 15th 2013

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This is the very high roof of an old brewery (Brewer's Quay in Weymouth, Dorset). The number of plants up there is extraordinary - buddleia, grass and ferns. Almost a complete world.

PLANT IN RAY OF WINTER LIGHT

January 11th 2013

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Plant growing through crack between tarmac and concrete caught in a white ray of winter light.

PAMPAS GRASS AND BLUE SKY

January 13th 2013

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Three pampas grass flowers swaying in wind against blue sky.

WOOD AND BARK

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Varying greys and textures on tree trunk.

WINTER TREE

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Small urban tree against winter sky - with roofs, lamposts and telegraph poles.

RETURNING TO THIS BLOG

Late last year, Google / Blogger changed its storage arrangements for photographs. This disrupted some blogs for a while and I move to a new URL at M2!

Now things have settled down and we have all been given extra space so I'm reverting to posting daily pictures here.

I hummed and ha-ed about this for a while because it will, inevitably, cause confusion. (And a lot of work for me catching up from November till now. In the long run, though, I'm thinking it will be better because, this way,  the labels in the sidebars will connect all the pictures.

The short term downside will be that people who are still signed up to receive posts by email may find themselves inundated with pictures while I catch up. I hope this will be more of a pleasure than an irritation.

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Blue and white post on handrail leading down to an English beach.