Photo-a-Day  (Tuesday, 20th October, 2020)

What a lovely photo. Was that morning or evening, poet?

I knew it was one of yours Dave before i saw your name, it has Autumn written all over it, nice one.

Work's done for the day,
Ahm' gooin' w'home for mi tay....

Whats on the right just behind the fence

It's around 9 in the morning Irene , but I noticed that already the farmer had nearly done. I liked the idea of capturing the tractor heading home in the distance , though it's not come out as clear as I intended .

Mick , they are the solar panels of the eco farm .

Yes I thought they looked like solar panels Dave, so the photo must be took over Chisnall way.

Close to Mick , Chisnall woods are to the left out of picture . The farm is Langtree Old Hall and the photo was taken from the path that runs from Pepper lane .

Really good Autumn photo, tractor can just be seen in the distance.

Trapped in our houses,
away from those we care,
We cannot touch our loved ones,
a breaking point laid bare.
A day goes to the next one,
each one just seems the same,
the ticking clock grows older,
we look for ones to blame.
But then we enter Nature,
The hand of God for free,
Our soul it finds a heaven,
that our inner self can see.
No lift can lift our body,
Nor mind to vultures soar,
Than our lonely self in Nature,
Released and free once more..

What a beautiful photo, very evocative. Love the poem too, so true.

Very nice poem, m, we have some really good poets on here.

"Sin six o 'clock yon tractor's grumblt
Un' stone un rock ' neath ploughs us tumblt
Like mornin' hours ; nigh brockken un crumblt .
I'll tell thee poet me bellys just rumblt ".

" Not long 'whomward ney then Bob ,
Kettull ul be boiling on thee hob ,
We bacon un eggs on hot buttered cobs ,
Thas earnt thee breakfurst , thas done a good job"