A waterfall of bruises

[Geoff]

Ok, so I'm kinda crossposting from the old style blog, but here again is the picture I took the other day

Today my bruises are increasingly impressive... I must have given myself an almighty thump when I slipped over on the rocks shortly after taking this. The problem was not being able to get my arm down to stop my fall, so I landed on my shoulder and hip without cushioning. I'm quite proud of my clumsiness in retrospect, my balance is usually excellent, and suddenly falling over was quite a novelty.

Being back home after a week away is a surreal kind of experience. Initially it feels like a novelty, then soon it settles into comfortable normality.

It's cold, cold, cold here. Rainy and windy, with a bit of sleet in the air. This is the earliest Easter since 1913, and it shows.

Happy Easter!

 

[Geoff]

Whoops... I think I had this non-readable before /d'oh

 

[Tallulah]

Wow, you took that picture? That is absolutely gorgeous! Where is it?

Sorry about your fall!

 

[heart]

on your bruises.

Wonderful picture. Thank you for sharing.

 

[Guest]

Beautiful picture, Geoff!! Thanks for sharing it.

(at the expense of your fall, no less!)

I hope your bruises swell down soon, and it's always fun to leave the home for a week

 

[marm]

Where did you take that picture?

That is quite a vision. I'm so jealous. Stream flowing over rocks surrounded by moss and ferns in shaded woodland. I wouldn't mind building a small cabin there and becoming a hermit.

You poor poor dear. You had to go from that beautiful paradise back to cold wet England? Are you traumatized?

 

[Geoff]

Hi again all..

Tallulah : The picture is from the Brecon Beacons in South Wales.. it is a waterfalls trail on the foothills of the mountains.

Marmalade : A little traumatised, but nothing a little Easter chocolate didn't fix!

 

[INTJMom]

I've always wondered how people get the water to look like that. Something to do with how long the aperture stays open, right? Beautiful photo.