Thank you to all the people who didn't go to Littleferry this morning to walk through woods full of spring birdsong and out onto....
....the miles of totally deserted beach where, washed up along the tideline was....
....this mass of what we took to be the eggs of some sea creature. Thanks too for not....
....being at the mouth of Loch Fleet to disturb the raft of eider which was battling the currents of an incoming tide, observed by a small flock of oystercatchers; and thank you....
....for not sitting on the bench on the shore of Loch Fleet so we could enjoy it without interruption while we watched the sea flood the mudflats and....
....a beautiful peacock which was taking advantage of the daffodils which someone has kindly planted along the shore.
Thank Goodness there are still forgotten backwaters of this country which the bank holiday crowds have yet to discover.
Thank you to all the people who didn't go to Littleferry this morning to walk through woods full of spring birdsong and out onto....
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