Friday, 29 March 2013

Skywatch Friday

Last Sunday we walked from Portgordon to Spey Bay and back - and easy walk of 5 miles. Find it hard to believe that I am now saying a 5 mile walk is too easy - a few months ago I could have done it but I would have been shattered afterwards.



Part of the walk was along Portgordon beach and I have a tendancy to only look down when I'm walking along a beach - you never know what you might see. I found a lovely driftwood stick - which I thought was shaped just like Harry Potter wand - so I carried it for the whole duration of the walk.





Part of the way back was through some wood where we spotted this lone icicle hanging from a tree.




Then it was along the old disused railway line back to Portgordon and the car.








It was a bit of a grey day with a few snow flurries but it was good to get out.

Pop over to the Skywatch blog to see more skies from around the world.

5 comments:

HansHB said...

A great serie of photos, interesting to study each photo!
Well done!
Happy SWF to you!

Anne (cornucopia) said...

Fantastic series of photos!

Mai said...

i love the seashell photos. I'm beginning to miss the ocean. should we call the lone icicle 'the last of the icicles"? :)

Liz said...

Beautiful photos. Happy sky watching.

My sky.

Maria Ontiveros said...

I love the beach stones.
Rinda