Boat on the Burn
Another boat on the burn. Cassandra’s featured these buildings in the past.
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At first glance I thought a boat – so what? Looking closer I can see the rings formed by raindrops on the surface of the burn, the buildings look a bit weird and then there is that lovely old fashioned pigeon cree. What a wonderful picture, Beth.
I really like the boat
it looks almost like a toy! i was pleased with the raindrops on the water, too.
yes it is a lovely one… well done Beth! Yes the colours especially make it look like a model of itself!
I when to the Rolling Moon sculpture on the Gateshead bank of the Tyne, between the Swing and the QE2 bridge – have you seen it before Beth?
Oh, no, I’ve never turned right from the Swing bridge before! Worth the visit?
Glad you like the pic
well it is I think – check this out:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/samjudson/7050136/
It’s a surprisingly peaceful spot; down almost a the water’s edge; good views of Ncl too.
Thanks Dave. I’ll have to have a mosey down there sometime.