Saxon Woods through the seasons: Tuesday

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Tuesday

A bit more leisurely than yesterday's late walk :)

Nice day after a cold start, 57F and mostly sunny.

First listen through the new Vampire Weekend album - so far I like it a lot, it's got their college band exuberance and tongue-in-cheek but there's also a new maturity as well. Nothing has jumped out at me the way Mansard Roof did the first time I heard it, but I'm only about 3/4 of the way through and there are already 3 or 4 songs I'm looking forward to hearing again...

Worship You
Vampire Weekend
Modern Vampires of the City

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What is this?

This is a spinoff of my regular blog www.crispian.photos/blog

If you look at my main blog you will see that I have 2 dogs, Holly (a 13 year old short-haired Border Collie mix) & Faith (a 4 year old Chow Crested Staffie mix), who need to be walked at least a couple of miles a day. Most days I take them to Saxon Woods in Mamaroneck and we do a loop of between 2 and 4 miles.

I love the walk around Saxon Woods, and I love watching the change of seasons. So I decided it would be fun to post a picture of the same spot every day on a new blog so I could look back at how the seasons change- and not bore everyone who looks at my regular blog to death! The spot I picked is a bridge over a small stream that we cross whichever loop we do.

There will be gaps- sometimes we go to the other section of Saxon Woods, sometimes we go to the beach or further afield, but most days we cross this bridge and I will try and post a picture. And for the fun of it I may add other details, like the weather, or what music or audiobook etc. is playing on my Pixel 4a at the moment I took the picture (I use Google Play Music and Audible, but have recently been listening to a lot of Radio 4 on the BBC Sounds app).

Most of these pictures will be taken with my phone camera, but I'll try and take some with my better camera fairly regularly too- just click on the pictures to embiggen them.

Update, October 29, 2011:
I took the pictures from the first year of doing this and put them together as a little movie- you can see it here :)