PHOTO #90: Church before the storm

PHOTO #89: In a country churchyard

PHOTO #88: Up my street

Or is it down? At sunset.

PHOTO #87: More blossom

PHOTO #86: Forsythia

A well-planned garden is one where at any time of the year, there are some well placed bursts of colour. Mine is far from having reached that point, but the forsythia is looking good right now...

PHOTO #85: Grape-hyacinths

PHOTO #84: Maras

A South American rodent, also called "Patagonian hare". It does look like a short-eared hare on stilts...

PHOTO #83: You make me laugh!

PHOTO #82: A river runs through it

A haven of peace, not far from where I live.

PHOTO #81: After the tournament

The VI Nations finished only yesterday, and the pitch is already deserted. Luckily, there is more to come, with the European Cup quarter-finals next month!

PHOTO #80: Spring at last!

This time, it's really the first day of spring.

PHOTO #79: Look at me

I'll be looking back. You know the story of Juno, Argos and the peacock, right?

PHOTO #78: To Infinity and beyond

Isn't it where churches are supposed to take us?

PHOTO #77: Spire

A real urban country church, about 5 miles from where I live.

PHOTO #76: White-cheeked

And this one answers to the sweet name of "white-cheeked turaco"...

PHOTO #75: Superb

This one is called "superb starling". I think you can see why.

PHOTO #74: The choir

From my very own garden. I love daffodils.

PHOTO #73: Return to the centre of the Earth

PHOTO #72: Curtain

PHOTO #71: And the Word was made flesh

The Christ child, a sculpture by Mike Chapman.
And the flesh was made stone...

PHOTO #70: Playing with the dolphins

PHOTO #69: Trafalgar Square

PHOTO #68: Fountain of light

In front of the National Gallery.

PHOTO #67: Where are they now?

Remember that mouse in my entry of the 6th? Ever wonder what became of it?

PHOTO #66: The arts

One of the allegoric sculptures over the entrance of the Royal Academy of Arts.

PHOTO #65: Bon appétit!

PHOTO #64: The other green

PHOTO #63: A blue starling

...from a very long way away. This one comes from South Africa.

PHOTO #62: Spring is coming

Why does spring start on the first of March here, and on the twenty-first in France?

PHOTO #61: Crocuses

Is it the first sign of spring?

PHOTO #60: The tree

"L'arbre, c'est cette puissance qui lentement épouse le ciel" (Antoine de Saint-Expery, Citadelle) - "The tree is a slow, enduring force straining to win the sky"