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Still more fog so it’s close up time!

I wish this fog would lift it’s becoming a little dull........

Today’s daily V stroll occurred in fog again, as I walked out of the drive I spotted this weed growing up through the gravel and the light was perfect. This is a photographers curse you see things like this and have to take the shot!

The images of Indi are of her strolling slowly down the path towards the woods, she hears a click of the gate and goes into “alert” mode - it’s so funny at 10 years old. She sadly suffers from DM (degenerative Myelopathy) this slowly causes the back legs to become paralysed and it’s incurable. It’s so sad seeing her like this, as soon as the condition affects daily life a difficult decision needs to be made.

I do hope you enjoy looking at my images from today.










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