The dry stone dikes are a big feature of the countryside around here. Most of them are built without any cement or mortar, and the stones can fall out over the years. After a really good weekend the weather has turned against us, 8 degrees today with a fierce North wind made my daily golf…
This week’s theme on photofriday is Circular. Although it’s not strictly circular, the little shell inside the big shell feels like a kind of circle – more of a life circle.
Well, they’re not ducks actually, they’re something called erfugl in Norwegian. I don’t know what the English name is, but they’re braver than me in those waves.
So, back from a lovely Easter holiday, and a photo of some birds (oystercatchers in English, Tjeld in Norwegian) keeping watch so that no predators can catch their young. Hope everyone had a good holiday and is ready for going back to work:)
It’s been really foggy here the last few days, not usually a source of inspiration to photographers, but I managed to find a few good angles that I’ll post in the next few days.
It almost looks like it, although it’s only water. Today the thermometer crept above 12 degrees for the first time since November, so that spring feeling really made its presence felt.