Our dog Suzi took us for a walk at North Ormsby.
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| A Buzzard enjoying a thermal. |
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| A colourful snail found on the road. I moved it away to a safer place. |
Olympus EM1 Mk2 + 12-100 Pro lens.
We stopped off at a favourite location, the Lincolnshire Wolds Railway. Closed, but I was able to access one platform.
Olympus EM1 Mk2 + 12-100mm Pro lens.
We had a drive into the Wolds to walk our Suzi and have a packed lunch in the car. (Still not venturing amongst people or shops). The weather was variable!
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| Rain when we arrived so we had our lunch in the car. |
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| The rain stopped for a while, in a field were some sheep. I've not seen so many in one field before. |
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| The sun broke through the clouds for a short while. |
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| Rain was on it's way. |
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| One last picture, just made it back to the car before the rain returned. Olympus EM1 Mk1 + 12-100mm Pro lens. |
Another walk in the Lincolnshire countryside for Suzi.
(Best viewed large, if you use a monitor screen)
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| No, not tomatoes from my garden. These are rose hips from a wild form old English Rose. |
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| Wild form English Rose. |
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| Dahlias here & below. |
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| View along the village street out to the Wolds. Olympus EM10 Mk2 + 14-42 EZ Mzuiko Lens. |
In 2017 a new groyne, or breakwater, was constructed on our beach. I photographed part of it's construction and posted that on this blog, click the link below if you want to see that.
A few days ago I photographed the finished groin which is known locally as "The Fishtail" for obvious reasons.
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| Looking along "The Fishtail" from our promenade. |
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| A "Selfie" of the photographer! Olympus EM1 Mk2 + 12-100mm Pro lens. |
In 2017 I photographed a veteran of the D-Day landings as part of my post covering the Cleethorpes Armed Services tribute Parade. That man was Walter Marshall, a Royal Navy Intelligence Officer.
Sadly, Walter has died and his funeral was last week, an article appeared in our local newspaper. Walter and some of his comrades played a big part in the landings both on the day and before, it's all in the newspaper report. I've included a link to the report below:
Walter Marshall, D-Day Veteran
Please click on the link and read about Walter.
Lieutenant Walter Marshall.