As long as they don't mow it until mid June it isn't a problem. "No Mow May" is starting to catch on, thankfully.

With a bit of luck it will flop. Only by sticking to the original will you ever get the Pratchett experience. Fortunately Binky seems to have escaped their notice.

Lord, deliver me from temptation!

Yes, I tend to agree with that. The more elongated shape will also emphasise the river receding into the distance.

You appear to have been learning new skills. It has certainly paid off - these are very nice results.

It makes me very cross every time I try to play back an image on the K1 when there is a loud 'clack' noise as I turn on Live View! Left thumb to top left = playback images on the K5 and the K3 - then they switched it on the K1 ! Live view itself is in a different position on all three so you can't win.

There is also a nice 'tree of life' stained glass window in Exhall church just North of Coventry.

We get free eye tests, free prescriptions, free bus passes (and rail in the West Midlands).

The trees in the nave double exposure is a wonderful image. And on top of everything it LOOKS right too. Don't forget the notion of 'As above, so below', which is so often depicted with the branches growing up from the trunk and the roots growing down from that trunk, the symbolic division being that between earth and heaven or body and spirit.
This one is on the outside of Bath Abbey ....


The crown is quite literal - the crown of one's head from where the spirit is said to depart in due course.

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