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Come walk with me to Shalfleet Quay

Sorry couldn't resist a bit of of rhyme! We were back on the Isle of Wight last weekend for the bank holiday and I have to say the weather wasn't great. On Sunday there was a sea mist which lingered all day but produced a beautiful soft light that complemented the emerging greens along the river

If I'm really honest though, I have to say I would have preferred blue skies and sunshine  - still as the saying goes 'every cloud has a silver lining" and here you could also 'ride a white swan'

Further on there were hundreds of dandelion heads which when you look closely at them are amazing works of art whether viewed in colour

or black and white

As we neared the quay there was the odd splash of colour  - a bright boat hull

and some coloured mooring floats reflected in the water 

Then there is the little  garden, virtually unchanged from when I was a child  with a dilapidated shed

and some old caravans, which despite their unpromising exteriors are definitely in use in the summer

On the way back more colour was provided by this bright yellow litchen

and additional interest by a number of oyster catchers at the waters edge


“Spring has returned. The Earth is like a child that knows poems”
— Rainer Maria Rilke
tags: Shalfleet, Isle of Wight, river, quay, birds, flowers, boats, grunge
categories: Nature, Photography, travel
Wednesday 05.13.15
Posted by Barbara Evans
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