Author: Cathy
I enjoy getting out and about, reading a lot and listening to audiobooks. I love sharing the books I’ve enjoyed and I’m a member of Rosie Amber’s book review team which has lead me to lots of new authors I may not have found otherwise.
Photography is a hobby I also enjoy very much, especially now I’m using a camera instead of my phone, and take pictures wherever I go. You’ll find lots of landscape and wildlife photos on my blog.
I’m an animal person and have had dogs for the last 30+ years. The breed of my heart is the German Shepherd but my last dog was a rescue LurcherXSaluki. We lost him January 2021.
Other things I enjoy are being by the sea, music, theatre and the odd glass or three of wine.
I hope you’ll visit and enjoy browsing through the books and photos on my blog :)
#SundayStills ~ All About the Florals #Nature, #Photography #Flowers
Welcome to the Sunday Stills feature created and hosted by Terri Webster Schrandt Today’s theme is Fantastic Florals. The hedgerows are becoming a riot of colour
Cee’s Flower of the Day #FOTD Challenge ~ Hebe #Flowers #Nature #Photography
My flower of the day is Hebe. We have several in the garden and they hardly stopped flowering over winter. They’re great fro attracting butterflies
Cee’s Flower of the Day #FOTD photo challenge 30th March ~ Snowberry #Berries #Flowers #Nature #Photography
I first saw this shrub in the grounds of Alnwick Castle in Northumberland and thought how lovely it was. I hope you agree. If you’d
Cee’s Flower of the Day #FOTD ~ Wild Flower
I noticed this pretty little buttercup-like flower in the hedgerow during my dog walk early the other morning. The wild flowers are just beginning to
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge #Photography #Birds
It’s a while since I joined in a challenge, but now I’ve taken the plunge and set up a dedicated photography site I’m hoping to
Woodland Walk
Now we’re all restricted with relation to the time we spend outside, I thought I’d look back at previous outings. This was a particularly pleasant
Beeston Castle
Imagine this hilltop about 1000BC. No castle of course, but the hilltop was occupied and fortified. The hike up to the castle looked a very
Back Garden Birds
After months of storms it was lovely to watch the birds enjoying some long awaited sunshine, especially as we’re confined to quarters at the moment.
