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Monthly Archives: October 2015
October’s end (via Paris) and #AutumnWatch
Last week I flew south to Paris, chasing warmth on the tail feathers of a skein of geese. I have family there: my eldest child, his wife and baby boy. I was greeted by skitterish clouds and showers though I … Continue reading
Syrup-days, ink-skies and a belly-aching roar
We have skipped past the start of astrological autumn and the equinoctial balancing of night and day and danced into October. Everything has changed: light, sounds, smells, colours. And the heavens delighted us all recently with a mystic, blood-red, super-moon … Continue reading
Posted in Autumn, environment, nature, Uncategorized, wildlife
Tagged autumn, croft, fields, geese, hay, northern lights, red deer, Red River, rut, stag, swallows
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Red River Croft 