

The natural lawn mowers are back! The residents’ association which owns this grassy area use the sheep to keep the grass in trim without needing to resort to petrol-driven mowers.
The sheep all seemed happy to munch away with their backs to the sun, hardly even looking up as I was taking photos of them.
I’ve heard of the “Golden Hour” before, where you get an intensely golden glow around sunset. But I’d not seen a red glow to the East at sunset that was quite this intense before!
This particular location can be quite reliable for a decent sunset, and today was no exception….
This particular location tends to be a good place to spot some fantastic sunsets. There were no real reddy hues, but the sunset was a bright yellowy gold instead.
I could hear the crows flying over, and had a feeling they were heading to their favourite trees. Most of them were already perched on a branch when I got there, but suddenly they all started cawing and took off, apparently bickering over which crow got to perch on which branch!
Another reflected sunset for today – my camera still struggles to capture the red to quite the level that it looks in the sky, but I think this is a more accurate photo than some I’ve taken before!