Summer started to quietly settle towards autumn and we went back to work . . .
I made this recording for Allysse's Nature Sound of the Month series.
We started the month with the end of the holidays and another go at Champing with friends. The days grew shorter and the mornings darker, which gave us the chance to see some gorgeous sunrises.
An amazing sky! This is the road where I take my Lake Field photos - Lake Field is on the left.
The day when the lights were still on when we went to school was a marker of the shortening days.
We still made it out for some walks, though, including our monthly outings with the HRRA walking group and our weekly strolls around Arlington Reservoir on the way home from work.
This is a view from the road on our way to work. Nice commute!
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Off on a walk with HRRA. They're good people.
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One week, the geese had moved onto Arlington Reservoir. A couple of weeks later, they'd gone again.
We also walked the whole of our local long distance path, the 1066 Country Walk. Handily, it goes right past our front door (literally, as our front door is directly onto the street) and Battle is slap-bang in the middle. A good place to rest overnight! Allysse came down to join us and she wrote up a blog about it. A few of our HRRA friends came along for the second day, too. It was a fun weekend.
These two are not very level headed. It's a pun, see, because this photo was taken on the Levels and they're butting heads. Woot.
Windmill. Reminds me of Australia!
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Haws and All Saints Church at Herstmonceux.
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Hayshed. I like the patterns of corrugated iron and the different bale styles.
Up the hill. I went the right way, not up this hill!
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Through the woods. Pretty.
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View from Winchelsea. Slightly Mediterranean, right? No? Even if you squint a bit?!
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