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Special visit from the cows!

More today with some special visitors.....

We woke up this morning and looked outside to see some cows wandering down the street!

So of course I had to take a photo and the V was grabbed and more history was made as below, they seemed very content eating the grass outside. No harm came to them they were quickly herded into a neighbours field and then the farmer came to get them. They enjoyed the adventure I think!


Then Indi and I went on our walk and on the way I captured more lovely photos with the V around the beautiful place we live in in leafy Buckinghamshire, I love Autumn as the season progresses nature deposits the leaves in varied and unusual locations 







Then when I got back from my walk my next door neighbour asked if I could do some portraits of her little girl - so again the V shone at the task and this was one of my favourite ones.



Also an interesting shot was some leaves fallen onto an evergreen tree so it showed the autumn feature against the evergreen foliage also a shot with my phone showing the X100V in use.







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  1. UnknownOctober 27, 2020 at 12:10 PM

    Like the view of the fields with the house in the fold of the valley also the pic of the cows what fun to wake up to a street full of mooers!

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  2. Mark DellOctober 27, 2020 at 1:16 PM

    Thanks they were a great surprise as they strolled up the street!

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