At the beginning of 2021 I embarked on a project to take a photograph of the same pathway at least once a month. These photographs show how the how the different seasons changed the scene from month to month.
Click on the links below to view the original photographs:
1. Bridleway – January 2021, 2. Bridleway – February 2021, 3. Bridleway – March 2021, 4. Bridleway – April 2021, 5. Bridleway – May 2021, 6. Bridleway – June 2021, 7. Bridleway – July 2021, 8. Bridleway – August 2021, 9. Bridleway – September 2021, 10. Bridleway – October 2021, 11. Bridleway – November 2021, 12. Bridlway – December 2021
6 Comments CherryPie on Jan 6th 2022
I had an enjoyable afternoon walk around Coalport with some lovely ladies from a local walking group 
2 Comments CherryPie on Jan 6th 2022
2021 reviewed in 12 photographs, one from each month of the year.
For some of the months it was difficult to choose only one photograph.
The individual photos can be viewed by clicking on the links below.
1. Leegomery Pool, 2. Local Pathway, 3. All Saints Church, Wellington, 4. Hodnet Hall, 5. Ludlow Castle Walls, 6. Stonehenge, 7. Tasty Treats in Ledbury, 8. Roseway, Wellington, 9. View from Brough Castle, 10. Autumn, 11. Fountains Abbey, 12. The Swan Hotel, Hay-on-Wye
4 Comments CherryPie on Jan 3rd 2022
Mr C and I enjoyed a New Year’s day visit to Wightwick Manor. We arrived just in time for lunch and were pleased to see a hot turkey, stuffing and gravy roll on the menu. When our lunch arrived it was much larger than we had anticipated! After lunch we visited the house and gallery before taking a walk around the gardens.
The garden walk was short so when we arrived back home I set off in brilliant sunshine on a circular route taking in Leegomery pool to see the ducks and geese. It was all about the walk, so I didn’t sit and rest a while on my favourite bench.
2 Comments CherryPie on Jan 2nd 2022
After a few last minute preparations for our New Years Eve guests there was just enough time for a quick walk before preparing the evening meal.
I left the route to Mr C, he chose ‘Wellington’ as a walk… After a while I realised he meant a walk ‘around Wellington’ not in the town, taking in familiar places from his younger days. The walk included the presentation of my #walk1000miles achievement medal in the Bowring Park.
Photographing my achievement was problematic, firstly waiting for people to walk by so that we didn’t get in their way. Then a cute little dog came to say hello, he seemed to think there might be something interesting in my handbag. After extracting my medal from my bag I put my bag back on my shoulder. The dog got even more friendly, hopping up with waggy tale and little paws on my leg to say ‘Hello’.
Photo opportunity complete, Mr C proceeded with his chosen route home (a long way round). Two hours and 5.5 miles later we were back home and a little behind schedule for guest preparations…
The walk was fab and so was our family get together in the evening
6 Comments CherryPie on Jan 1st 2022
