Photo-a-Day (Friday, 15th November, 2024)
Otters Croft Wood
Photo: Mick Byrne (.)
Lovely photo Mick, you can just feel the stillness & a nip in the air.
The face in the tree trunk is watching.
Pareidolia.
You only have to walk a short distance off the beaten track to find a bit of peace and tranquility such as this. Very restful on the eye Mick.
Good one Mick, I've been hoping for these photos to appear for ages.
Keep um coming. Much nicer to look at than bricks and mortar.
Love it!
Peaceful and beautiful.
Lovely area thank you so much.
How lovely. Thank you Mick.
Paraphernalia.
A lovely photo, so calming and peaceful.
https://www.lenstore.co.uk/eyecare/pareidolia ...
When people can “ see” or imagine they can see faces in trees.
We All are seeking answers
and Nature shows us how
in our silent moments
from then she moves to Now
We only have to watch her
and her jigsaw will appear
and our sense of understanding
will be close enough to hear …
It's a pleasant face though, and with the knobbly protruding schnoz has the look of Barney Bear: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/07/BarneyBear.jpg
Veronica, this comment in The Irish Post may interest you.
Joe Horgan writes some good comments:
https://www.irishpost.com/comment/growing-up-irish-in-england-281004?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=trending
Can nobody see any Roedeer?
On far left Mick half way up.
that was my playground 1950/60.loved crooke, lived on woodcock row which was sadly demolished,got moved to shevington, but always went back to crooke,,had such a great childhood there
Tommy, did you know Billy Ainscough had died?
I was in Crooke yesterday on my bike and I was in Crooke twice today but in my car.
I like the writings of Joe Horgan Cyril. I must see if I can find a couple of his books.
harold,yes i knew billy very well,he lived 2 doors down from me in crooke,also knew his brothers walt,and alan,,we moved up to shevington on the same day