Geograph - photograph every grid square

This footpath to " The Ashes " seemed well maintained at least at this end. The photographer was standing on the National boundary looking towards England.

Always interesting to see the effects of a good old fashioned cold spell. Pretty rare these days. I am sure that it isn't frozen solid - it has only been minus 4, I think - but the top is solid ice.

Hill Farm sign proudly proclaiming that they're organic,

Very welcome little plastic friends. I always acknowledge them and the people who placed them here on some day long ago. My hare has run over the hill and I do not expect to see him again. So I proceed with my walk and try to foresee... (more)

The border with England follows the hedge on the right of the picture.

The male shepherds the female along. He is a gentleman too. What an example he sets.

I am glad that I paused at the field edge here and surveyed it; for I spotted a hare on the bank opposite. It is that speck where the old field boundary used to be...In line with that oak. I stopped to watch him or her and of course got my... (more)

The sun catches some of the snow in the adjacent field.

The last I will see of this fine animal. I see one every few years. I can recall them all. I want to see more. I live in hope. I am out walking for a few hours, into the kingdom of the hare, where he is master, a total survivor,... (more)