


Sun is out, for the first time in, what feels like weeks, enjoying the hard shadows.
A favourite doorbell that has yet to yield its promise.



Sun is out, for the first time in, what feels like weeks, enjoying the hard shadows.
A favourite doorbell that has yet to yield its promise.




A bone chilly, gloriously sunny day. I spot my first opened crocus in a garden in Earlham Road. The sun makes the first tentative blossom glow.
Excited yesterday to see the first glimmers of light as I arrive at work. The sky is bruised purple and red and I can feel the possibility of spring arriving after a week of cold dark wintery weather.



Pavements carpeted with colourful leaves after the nights heavy rain. Temperatures have plummeted and I am layered up.
After a couple of cold drizzly hours delivering it stops raining, much appreciated. We get it all delivered and I am happy once home warm and dry.




An overcast warm Autumnal day. Enjoying all the fallen leaves and the spooky house decorations.
Customers chatty and parcels not too numerous.
Peaches and I take a break in the cafe, a very civilised morning delivery. So used, now, to working at breakneck speed it feels different but good to have time to do job well.




A week of autumnal beauty.




One of my favourite autumnal colour changers, not sure what the name of the tree/bush is. This fine specimen is on Sandringham road.
Crunchy leaf piles in Mill Hill Road, having to take care as slippery leaf strewn steps are waiting to catch us out.




Firey autumnal colours, set off by a brilliant blue sky.



Today’s highlight was this beautiful hedgehog crossing the road in Sandringham Road.
A gloriously sunny day which felt summery despite the softer light.





An annoying start to the day with a colleague having take the van key home and forgotten to return them. Luckily the weather is warm and dry so not a strain to have to wait at the van to reload.
A lovely customer leaves a bar of chocolate as a thank you for our collecting his parcels.
A good day.