The quarry, pretty bleak.
Port Elmsley, with the remains of the graphite mill. The remaining wall looks pretty wobbly!
A quiet moment with Annie, burning some sage. Our deer were back in the yard. We haven't seen them in the daytime for ages. The first snow was a shock! So was the sudden drops in temperatures.
I love the power of the water.
Port Elmsley from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
8 comments:
Hari OM
It is very easy to appreciate why so many Scots felt at home!!! We are told there is snow on the way... YAM xx
That's a very beautiful monument , the one with the horse and soldier!
So far, we have no rain at all. Hopefully it'll start raining next month. We usually have a three-month winter, but with the last decade change in climate we don't really know what to expect any more. All we can do is to work on preparedness to all kinds of situations; floodings, power outages, road issues. Snow is rare here, and only on the hills.
summer seems very far away right now!
Nice photos, stay dry, Jenn!
I'm ready for your snow and frozen over pictures.
Were you waiting in anticipation or dread!!! ( For the white stuff) Lovely photos of a day out. And, as you know, I love photos of the white stuff.
I don't know if I've ever even driven through Port Elmsley. I don't remember it if I have. That wall looks interesting.
The drop in temperatures was quite considerable!
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