Sunrise in Timperley, from the warmth of our kitchen, was a wintry vision.
Sue went to work, but Julia and I ventured out into the cool air, choosing the short drive to Dunham Massey, where a thin mist drifted over the lake.
Bridget and a colleague strolled past, in search of 'takings'.
There was much activity around the hall, and in the winter garden, as hordes of folk endeavoured to set up the light show that will open later this week and last until the end of December. Something to look forward to...
Gunshots confirmed that we should limit our range today to the prescribed paths.
These deer would have been wiser to stay our side of the signs.
They had left their purpose built shelter in favour of the dangers of the park.
Autumn seems to be turning to winter.
The Smithy Drive, above, has lost its leaves since 11 October, below.
Bridget and colleague zoomed past in an electric buggy.
Finally, a panoramic view as we returned to the house and car park after our 45 minute stroll.
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We met Bridget for a third time by the Visitor Centre. Usually elusive, she seemed to be everywhere this morning!
1 comment:
The light is great in that first picture - I felt a chill when I saw it.
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