Sometime soon lambs will appear in fields near my house: watch this space.
Until then they are being hatched in a barn and kept there with their mothers, so I can only hear them.

 

I had planned to get some shots of the lambs in a really nice spot I found - however the lockdown means I would definitely get kicked up the bum. Mind you, getting to it would be just about impossible now as my normally wonky leg has a partially ruptured gastroc, so I am on crutches again

 

Sorry to hear this - however, it nicely segués into my next delirious project...a series of quick-release camera mounts….for crutches and Zimmer frames!

I can't help thinking that this is a winner - and given that I'm getting old and frail, I'll be able to do all the testing myself - talk about forward planning

Can't help feeling that this confinement is getting to me...

 

Whilst on an 18 mile round trip today, to collect three large loaves of real wholemeal bread from a small bakery, my wife and I saw the first lambs of the season on a farm a few miles away. They were out in a field because the site is at a lower altitude and in a sheltered valley (we are over 600 feet above sea level and more exposed). Hopefully lambs near us will be deemed fit to go outside very soon.

 

I did a VIDEO trip around my Town of BRENTWOOD in Deepest ESSEX -- how I 'see' compositions on subjects around the Town and take them on my Film Cameras -- you can see it here :

 

That was absolutely brilliant, Pete, and I can now, cross off downtown Brentwood from my bucket list . A fascinating travelogue
and really well done

Cheers,

Jack