Recent content by Jenn

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1903 traction engine. Made in the UK, shipped to Australia and was one of the last (if not the last) to be allowed home. Lives just around the corner from me. The Australian owners' family were over visiting so took it for a pub lunch!!

Trees still green in my neck of the woods so I gave berries, fir cones, hops and chestnuts a swirl....

Cascading hops

This is Darley Dog, our rescued Lollie (labrador collie cross) She was about 18 months old when we adopted her four years ago, as mad as a box of frogs. Her first adoption failed and she ended up in a death pound...dogs there have one week to be rehomed or meet the Great Barker in the Sky...

An empty head and my old school boater....some things never change!

Castle Farm, the largest UK lavender farm, near Lullingstone, Kent.

Built in 1290, Old Soar Manor was a medieval knight's manor house.....all that remains today are the Solar, Chapel and latrine. I love the arrow slits!!

Hi! My first attempts at long exposure were pretty carp, too....but the beauty of digital cameras is to take photos..and more photos and then maybe more photos, changing the settings as you go then get home and go through them all.....Practice is the key! Long exposures are tricky insofar as...