Yesterday morning, before starting work, I was finally able to succumb to the call of the autumn light. I headed up into the low hills near the hotel, found a farm gate, parked up, removed the camera from its comfy billet in my backpack and pointed it into the sun. I didn’t have long; just enough time to track a few sheep strolling back and fore in front of some misty trees. It was very satisfying. As for the rest of the day, nothing happened.
This morning I bounded from my bed (and if you believe that you are sadly delusional), opened the curtains and it was dull. Result. I could breakfast in peace, without the nagging little voice in my head saying ‘Go on, get out there, you know you want to’. And so I did, the only disappointment being a shortage of hash browns, and baked beans with a higher than desirable sauce-to-solid ratio .
Then, because I had nothing better to do, I went to work, early.
3 comments:
you are a master of the mist...
Thanks, Pauline. If I could discipline myself to get up earlier there'd be even more.
It's the Ewe as FGI that worries me, mate. You've been away from home for too long.
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