A walk on Wednesday.

Richard Wyatt

Out even earlier today, on my walk into our nearby countryside, and rewarded with a not-very-good shot of a deer.

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By the time l had found the zoom button – and then looked for him through the viewfinder – he had bounded across the field and was gone.

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Found a rabbit on the horizon washing his hind paw and said good morning to some fine looking cattle. Makes a change from sheep.

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I leave these here – just to uplift you as yet another day – in our restricted lives – gets underway.

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Let’s give thanks for the continuing good weather and for all those working on the front line – who don’t get much of a chance to relax and enjoy what’s around them.

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Nice to have an instant response. Local historian and book publisher, Kirsten Elliott took to Twitter to say:

‘I hope people who can’t get out at all enjoy these posts.
It must be terrible to be cooped up in a flat in town, and perhaps, due to shielding, not be able to get out at all.
Like Richard, I’m sharing pictures of my daily walk to give you a glimpse of the countryside in Spring.’
It’s a good point you make Kirsten.
If these are appreciated by those of you unable – for whatever reason – to step outside, then l hope you enjoy them.

Published by Richard Wyatt

Freelance Journalist, broadcaster, columnist and local historian. Director of Bath Newseum. Married and lives in Bath. Interested in local history, architecture and visual display in museums and urban spaces.

1 Comment

  1. Thank you, Richard, I’m much enjoying your early morning walks!

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