How time flies...

Here's a mandarin duck to start the month off:

Tranquil Lake Susan, Montreat NC

The petrol station in Whetstone, the only one for a few miles going south.

A little friend I came across today in Cricklewood

Shortly after the campfire was started, before night fell.

The little power supply in Golders Green

I don't think anyone would call this Muscovy duck the most handsome bird in the lake.

The system online works well. I posted a sign in Oxfordshire a few days ago on a roads forum and someone said had I seen another in the area which was totally new to me. So two days after the last I went back and got this one. It's like new but a minimum 55 years old and probably quite a few more.

A new tower block in Cricklewood

A field in Bushey a few miles north of me.

The one on the other side of the same path.

Another scene next to the previous two.

Sunday afternoon results from my new toy:

Very nice. Both my parents made bread, my father with seeds and my mother like yours in a machine.

An office block in Hounslow.

A vase in the Asian section of Duke Gardens

The wind was howling and the rain was pouring which made this striking sculpture called 'Gallos', which means 'power' in Cornish, by sculptor Rubin Eynon perched high above the Atlantic Ocean at Tintagel Castle on the north Cornwall coast all the more enigmatic.

People ask "Is this King Arthur?" The answer is "He is whoever you want him to be." However, as Tintagel Castle (Kastel Dintagel) is the supposed site of the conception of the legendary King, I think it would be safe to assume that this was the intention of both the sculptor and English Heritage, the organisation that manages the site on behalf of the owner, the Duchy of Cornwall.

I like it, whoever it may be. Nice photo. ☺

A typical Cotswold scene in Broadway