Today Jan and I led the last walk in the 2012 season of the Humbleyard Hoofers walking group. As in the last couple of years we ended up at Jan's school teaches for a slap-up lunch (my third and Jan's fourth Christmas meal of the season!).
But I'm getting ahead of myself. We enjoyed excellent conditions for our five mile stroll near Wymondham - sunshine, no rain, and a not-too-strong breeze.
The going underfoot wasn't as muddy as I'd expected, given all the recent rain, but there was the occasional puddle.
At our coffee stop at half distance I set the camera to take a self-timed shot of the 12 of us.
I have
written before about the use farmers make these days of kites suspended from tall poles to act as bird scarers.
Here, though, instead of a replica bird of prey, a more kite-like kite was deployed.
It seemed to be working - I saw no birds!
1 comment:
You were very lucky with the weather, weren't you? I've never seen kites used like this before, but I can imagine it's quite effective!
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