A few images from around the cemetery on a brightening morning.
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May 8th 2020
09 Saturday May 2020
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Category Archives: Views and Nature
May 4th 2020
04 Monday May 2020
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A few images from around the cemetery on an overcast morning.
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February 6th, 2020. Around the cemetery.
09 Sunday Feb 2020
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27/03/2019 In ‘The Garden’.
28 Thursday Mar 2019
Posted in Views and Nature, Work In Progress
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Photographs provided by Graham Jones.
Female blackbird.
Robin pair indulging in pair bonding as well as providing extra food for egg production.
Work in progress.
February 2019 Round-up.
25 Monday Mar 2019
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Images provided by Caroline Gerard, Malena Astrom and Robert Reinhardt.
February 14th, 2019.
14 Thursday Feb 2019
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Mid-August 2017.
18 Friday Aug 2017
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Includes a young Sparrowhawk and a Speckled Wood butterfly.
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Sunshine on Warriston cemetery.
14 Sunday May 2017
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Looking luxuriant. Wednesday, May 3rd, 2017.
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Early May, 2017.
10 Wednesday May 2017
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Saturday, May the 6th 2017.
Don’t be fooled into thinking we were all wearing shorts and simmits – there’s been a very chilly easterly breeze for the past few days!
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Recent photos.
05 Sunday Mar 2017
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The following two photographs show a cross before and after cleaning.
The above cross was found face down. It wasn’t this shade of white! The photograph was taken after some washing and brushing.
