Posted in Step around The World Challenge

Thank you 🤗

Thank you so much! I’ve well surpassed my target. Amazing support.

🥳💋🤘💘🤗

PICTURE DESCRIPTION Picture of fundraising page £380 raised so far.

Link to Just Giving page
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Let’s get quizzical

So on this blog (website) has anyone guessed what I’m doing with the titles sometimes when I can?

I’ve been doing it all along.

See how many you can find 😉

Brown haired girl with question marks around her head.
PICTURE DESCRIPTION cartoon picture of myself with long brown hair and boots with question marks around her head

Answers below ☺

Posted in How I'm Adapting

My camera never lies

I’ve been talking alot of photographs lately.

Mainly during my walks. Interesting or odd things to see.

I cannot really see what I’m doing as it’s close up and the light is usually shining on the screen. You will usually find me searching for a darker spot, mainly loitering under a tree, or I wait till I’m under a bridge. Something like that. So I just click away getting alot of shots of the same thing and hopefully some turn out OK.

It’s always interesting when I get inside to see what images I’ve taken.

While I’m out I cannot change the settings at all. So set some settings before I go out.

Otherwise I’m tapping the video, the front camera, anything to get the photo option back on.

It is like a surprise when I get home to see what ive actually taken. I’m getting more interested in this as I see new places. I like the more unusual photo. Something odd where it shouldn’t be. The little things like flowers, nature, random stuff on my travels.

A picture of a Lenticular cloud. This is an oval shaped cloud.
PICTURE DESCRIPTION Picture of round clouds at near sunset against trees.

Above are 2 Lenticular clouds.

I was watching the sun setting and waiting for the stars 😍 and they appeared. I’ve never seen one before.

Lenticular clouds form when winds blow perpendicular to a mountain or other geographic barrier, like a canyon or body of water. The clouds are most visible when winds are the strongest during spring or winter.

That’s not me just randomly knowing that by the way.

I do do my research for this blog you know ☺