Lovely weather lately. Chilly evenings, great sunsets. Work calls, but some great commutes; it’s a bumper season for fruits of all kinds; the trees are laden with conkers, sweet chestnuts and hawthorn berries. Hedgerows glisten with ripe fruit of all varieties, and in villages, roadside trestles seem laden with surplus marrows and plums. Soon, it’ll be winter, and I’ll return to the Chase for dusk rides and frosty walks, but for now the lanes of Staffordshire enthral with their seasonal transformation.
You know the drill; click on any photo to see it in Panoramio.
Shute Hill, Chorley, 3.18pm, Saturday 12th September 2009
Far Hoar Cross, Staffordshire, 5.42pm, Saturday 12th September 2009
Wychnor Church and lone hot air balloon, viewed from the A38 River Trent Bridge, 6:27pm, Saturday 12th September 2009
Crossing the Trent & Mersey, 6:47pm, Saturday 12th September 2009
Farm track, near Sudbury, 4:10pm, Sunday 20th September 2009
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Hi Bob,
The Indian summer did arrive!
All the best Pedro
Hi there
Where did you find the sweet chestnut trees?
As we are keen to see some large ones!
Thanks
Wayne and family
That one was at the bottom of Stonnall Village, but doesn’t grow large fruit. Shenstone Churchyard worth a try, I think.
Best wishes
Bob