I was lucky this last twelvemonth, and caught a couple of wonderful early autumn sunrises on Chew Valley Lake, but mostly I watch them from the bedroom window of my little house in Any Old Town. I'm very lucky.
21st April 2017 6.10am
24th April 2017 6.20am
25th April 2017 6.10am
27th May 2018 4.20am
Thunder at daybreak. Barky barky barky Ted.
9th June 2017 4.20am
The day after the General Election. Ted is outraged that the monkeys are going to bed when it's clearly time to get up. Out there the political landscape is shifting
14th August 2017 5.40am
The sun swinging back north
16th August 2017 6.10am
6th September 2017 6.40am
10th September 2017 6.40am
14th September 2017 6.40am
Even the squirrels are watching 6.40am
19th September 2017 6.50am
24th September 2017 7.10am
The tree opens one sleepy eye
Imagine being a designated sunrise and knowing you have one day to shine, one day to hold your head up amongst the best in all of history ... and then, on The Very Day Itself, waking up to this?
4th November 2017 5.50pm
The Beaver Moon, apparently.
19th November 2017 7.30am
8th December 2017 7.30am
9th December 2018 7.30am
18th December 2017 8am
5th February 2018 8am
6th February 2018 7.40am
27th February 2018 6.20am
Hills still asleep and dreaming they are clouds
28th February 2018 7.10am
Taters
7th March 2018 6.50am
8th March 2018 6.50am
19th March 2018 7.30am
Can't get me car off the hill!
20th March 2018 6.30am GMT
Ostara. True east
26th March 2018 7am BST
29th March 2018 6.50am
6th April 2018 6.30am
6.40am
Exquisite photos Deborah. Thank you and especially for the beaver moon! xo
ReplyDeleteI did a double take when I saw how early in the evening I'd taken it. Already it's hard to remember how very short the days are here in winter x
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