Through Autumn Sun.
In the meadow where we walked,
through Autumn sun and paths that forked
up winding hills past hidden ponds.
where breezes blew and wheatgrass awned,
and dragonflies refused to land
for portrait shots which I had planned.
So on we went past sheep dog trials,
and tiny houses away by miles.
Through Autumn sun we did not stop,
and gathered heather at the top.
The numpty with a camera 
Beautiful.
Thank you very much 🙂
You really ought to climb Parlick at some point,
Where is that Brian? If it isn’t too difficult I might do. 🙂
If you stand with your back to the sea and look at the mountains, it’s the one on the far right. Not Beacon fell – that’s the one on it’s own a bit more to the right than the rest of them, but the one just before that on the end of the chain.
I googled it, I fancy a go at that one, it looks really cool. Might give that a go before the weather gets too bad.
Your piece is as breathtaking as the photograph which complements it. Very lovely.
That’s very kind, thank you so much 🙂
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love this!
Thank you x
I want to come with you. Sounds grand.
It was well worth the walk, downhill was a lot easier 🙂
Beautiful – photo and poem. 🙂
Thank you 🙂 I need to catch up with your wild west story as well! I have missed the last couple as I have been silly busy, will enjoy reading back this weekend.
Have fun getting caught up – things have gotten “interesting” in the last couple chapters. 😉
Can’t wait, I am missing Brig and it was getting rather good with his love interest the last chapter that I read!
Your poem breathed life into your delightful photo, giving it such depth and context of time and place. Wonderful!
Thank you for your lovely comment, I have to be honest I am not a hiker or walker usually so I think that walk breathed life and a little bit of inspiration into me and I cannot wait for the next one, regardless of how much it hurts my legs! 🙂
Indeed walks amongst nature often inspire and refresh the mind and soul. I’m sorry to hear that your legs hurt, but rest assured, the results were worth it!
Looking forward to more of your delightful photos and blog posts!
Wow what a beautiful photo and your poem gave me a tear in my eye, it’s so lovely.
Thank you, it was a lovely day x