a dog's life in the Tamar valley, Cornwall, PL17

water is appearing in new places everywhere at the moment. A new waterfall has appeared (visible through the trees just above H's...

the magical frost sticks are back (see previous pages and this link ). This was a surprising find because it has not been that cold and ...

a couple of images from the studio of a local artist, Mel Guy (see link for more), which magically capture in pewter the rhythm and lamina...

this picture captures better than most the hectic flow in our little babbling brooks. My friend Brian , who occasionally makes an appearanc...

Spot and Max under the soft cliffs at Downderry that are fast eroding into the sea, watching the gulls body surf, dreaming of being Jonathan...

intricate and mysterious imagery from the quarry at Kit Hill. It looks like a natural (wild) version of a Japanese garden, or vice versa

maybe Spot and co knew something we didn't because the rain was torrential this afternoon. The scene at Beals Mill was one of devastatio...

not ice but water, a small waterfall near Broadgate

for me this is an enduring image that epitomises something about this quiet little bit of Cornwall, something restful and loveable and endle...

Spot wants to know where we would stop if we could control global warming. For example would we allow northern Europe to freeze over if we c...

ice and water; quartz veins in the bed of the Inny.

a soothing image of the Tamar flowing past on a sunny day

It was a very still day. And please note you can get a guided tour to see the heath fritillary in June (16/06) (see previous post with exc...

a water picture shown solely because I like water pictures, especially from the Tamar

leaving only a trace of a ripple spreading through the reflections on the river; an instant in the fabric of space and time.

the first wood anemones are appearing by the stream between Latchley and Luckett about three weeks earlier than last year (see link ). Along...

contemplating a death defying leap across this raging torrent

the river flowing like quicksilver this evening

more images of the streams in Greenscoombe woods, and one of the water with the light giving it an almost crystalline appearance.

water is about all there is to photograph at present. These woodland streams run down to the Tamar at Luckett and are usually very quiet lit...