A blustery autumnal day. I jump at the crack of falling conkers and lament the absence of excited small hands eager to pocket the treasure.
Noticing the changing colours and the fabulously berry saturated bushes. Autumn is always my favourite time of the year.
A blustery, lightly damp day delivering. After the recent, much needed, rain the flowers are lush and the green canopies abundantly full.
Poppy lined pavement edges, snagging roses bushes and stiff, plant choked, gates all along the delivery. Summer is here.
A light filled day, noticing the reflections from cars and through car windows and the way the light highlights foliage and flowers.
Dandelions as halos filled this garden in Gladstone Street.
Hot.
Another blazing day. A lighter delivery load, so a opportunity to enjoy the spring/summer colours and patterned shadows.
A return to work after a couple of weeks absence.
All the trees and blooms are full out and it feels like summer. Glad to be back in a familiar routine and seeing all my customers.
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.
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.
Ginny Bain 