The media were a bit coy about what exactly is conveyed in this creation. You can see it from a public car park. Fun for us but less amusing for the farmer especially as romping couples will probably add to the crop damage.
Showing posts with label Wiltshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wiltshire. Show all posts
Monday, 26 July 2010
Crop Circle White Sheet Hill Wiltshire 2010
The media were a bit coy about what exactly is conveyed in this creation. You can see it from a public car park. Fun for us but less amusing for the farmer especially as romping couples will probably add to the crop damage.Sunday, 18 April 2010
Wiltshire Farmstead Survey Project
I went on a day as a volunteer with the Wiltshire Farmstead Survey Project. You never know what may be lurking in an old shed and in this one was a Second World War jeep in fine condition. The other shot shows the interior of an eighteenth century shed which became a milking parlour in the late nineteenth centrury. The eighteenth century diagonal boards are for sarking - insulation - as is the modern plastic.Monday, 28 December 2009
Langford Lakes
On a mild sunny Christmas morning I took my nephew to see the wildfowl on Langford Lakes in Wiltshire. My inner twitcher was a tiny bit disappointed that the cold weather had not brought in any rarities, but I took these two photographs.
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