#ScenicSaturday 13th January 2024

On By stuartakenIn Author, Creative Writer, Nature, Photography

My photos in this continuing set of series depict our beautiful world in the hope of encouraging viewers to share them and help save our unique home from human carelessness.
Today’s photo is a seasonal shot from the Forest of Dean, mist clouding the spaces between the trees on a track that curves by a functioning quarry. It’s part of a regular trek for us that gives us the option to walk anything from 3 miles to about 8, depending how energetic we’re feeling.

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12 thoughts on “#ScenicSaturday 13th January 2024”

    1. Thanks, Joni. The mist is very short-lived here, normally, so you have to be there at the right time to capture it. Love to you and yours, too.

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  6. Classic shot Stuart.
    Brings to mind the title of a 1971 psychological thriller film directed by and starring Clint Eastwood – PLAY MISTY FOR ME.
    If that was in Australia that ‘mist’ would be smoke from a raging bushfire.

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    1. Thanks, Glen. We’ve been fortunate here in England. Although we had a spell of around 3-4 months without rain, we managed to escape the fires. We were very aware of the Australian forst fires as our daughter is married to an Aussie and lives in Canberra.

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    1. Thanks, Denise. Your comment reminds me of my days selling binoculars in a shop I managed decades ago. The Irishman who was the previous manager always had a short saying for customers as he cleaned the lenses of binoculars before sales, ‘You can’t be optimistic with a misty optic’.

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