Picnics and walks - an autumn to enjoy . . .
Fine weather continued on and off into October and we took advantage of it by having an impromptu picnic in the fields behind our house. It was a good opportunity to start properly trialling our Brukit, which we'd bought as part of our Snowy River adventure preparations.
We've been very pleased with this so far. It's a good size for two serves of instant noodles or lots of tea!
We did get a few misty mornings, though, and it was clear that the seasons had turned.
Sunrise on Marley Lane - Lake Field is to the left.
The same morning as above. The mini roundabout in the foreground was the epicentre of the Battle of Hastings (according to Time Team).
In the October half-term break, we went for a two day walk near Cambridge. I posted a lot of pics at the time, but I took quite a few more! Here's a selection.
Gorgeous flower garden in Cambridge.
I love the rich red of hawthorn berries (haws) - especially mixed in with the yellows and browns of autumn.
A mossy church wall in Hildersham.
I also made this little video from footage I took on the walk. One thing I've noticed is that when I don't go out with the intention of making a film, the footage I take isn't consistent or well considered. It's something to think about if I plan to make any videos in 2017.
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