Autumn in the UK is a constant source of surprise.
One day it feels like the sun hasn’t even risen, the gloom and rain is unrelenting and all you want to do is to snuggle up inside by the with a hot drink, a good book and a little woolly project. Oh, and in my case, a warm dachshund!)
And then another day will dawn and all you want to do is to dash of to the beach – again with small dog in tow – and breath in some fresh air and listen to the waves shooshing on the sand.
So this has been the week on Planet Penny. The wet days and the gloomy days have made persuading Higgins out of the door quite a challenge and I don’t think he appreciates the delights of the autumn hedgerows AT ALL, but I do…
But then the sun came out, and after a couple of hours battling with a large overgrown honeysuckle in the garden, Higgins and I headed off to the seaside to catch the last of the Autumn light…
It’s amazing to get there when it’s completely deserted, just me and a little dog, who just runs and runs and runs, and get a bit frustrated when I don’t join in!
I spend a lot of the time with my head down looking for treasures, sea glass which is a rare find here…
Brightly coloured seaweed…
just appreciating the colours of the sea…
The clocks go back this weekend, I hate losing the evening light, don’t you, so these Autumn excursions will become even more precious.
And talking of the dark evenings, have you entered the giveaway for the Dayight Lamp yet? I’ve really enjoyed reading your comments about what you love best about Winter but there’s still some time left to join in, just enter HERE for a chance to win.
Here’s sending you sun filled Autumn days, and cosy crafty Autumn nights by the fire!
See you soon…x
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You might have to zoom in a bit, but I hope you find it useful.
If you’ve been visiting Planet Penny for a while, you’ll know my main gripe about the autumn/winter period is the lack of daylight. I don’t think I actually suffer from full blown Seasonal Affective Disorder, but I do get rather grumpy, and those gloomy days when you think the sun hasn’t actually risen at all make creating and photography jolly tricky.
…but opens up into a handy little magnifying light, perfect for keeping in your workbox when you need to get up close and personal with your work.
(This one gave my camera a funny turn trying to focus!)
