Burford parish church at 6pm today.

View from Rook Lane in Micheldever, Hants this morning.

East Stratton, Hants.

Toddington church spire, a rocket reaching for the heavens.

Stanway church tower and porch with Christ in niche above.

Golden honey-toned oolite ashlar walls surround a door of Stanway church.

Newish footpath sign, replacing one wrecked by an indiscriminate hedge trimmer.

Looking up the trunk of an aged Scots Pine in Hampshire.

Hawkstone above Chadlington, name inspiration for a now widely distributed beer brewed at Bourton-on-the-Water.

St James, Cutsdean = Code’s valley”. Cutsdean Hill was the original Code’s Wold = Cotswold.

Old Post Office tearoom Guiting Power.

Billowing cloud over Cold Fell.

Another great purchase this time a very modest 50p from the same shelf in Brampton.

1938 first edition purchased for £3 this afternoon at Book Corner in Brampton.

Rowan berries a delight to the eyes.

Stayed a few nights chilling at Lusigny sur Barse & parking up on the side of Canal de Morge. Had a lovely walk up to Lac d'Orient which feeds into the Canal. All of this was free...🚐💜🇫🇷 xx

Berry’s tearoom Walton, a popular refreshment halt on Hadrian’s Wall Path.

My roots constantly float in my artistic brain with a yearning to produce a sketchbook of special places that define the broadest sense of The Cotswolds. Hence the idea that lurks just below the surface in this mock-up cover. Definitely not coming anytime soon.

Drawing of How Head, the oldest house in Ambleside.

I'm getting excited about #Fungitown next weekend, the perfect reason to #VisitHay I'll be in Hay Castle, illustrating some of the #fungus that'll be foraged, & selling cards & #botanicalillustration prints & originals. There's so much going on, come and visit!: www.fungitown.org.uk/programme-1

Drawing of Tewet Tarn backed by Blencathra.

Late silage being baled at Hynam Shield in Geltsdale this evening.

Coos

Great Gable from Great End, with Styhead Tarn prominent below.

Elder leaves in autumn tones.

Hedgetop honeysuckle still on bloom.

New view in our garden opened up since a massive Leylandii was felled last week. The blue sky looks ever more blue. The sunny trees in the middle were invisible before.

@sierrageology.bsky.social Roman quarry enlarged in later centuries just east of Caw Gap.

High Close Youth Hostel.

Wall the height of the original Hadrian’s Wall bounding the High Close arboretum.