Too windy to ride my bike for my once-a-day exercise yesterday, so off I went to the Crawley Dene out from Powburn, heading south and loosely following the Shawdon Burn. The day before, I’d concentrated on looking up and saw a Breamish buzzard. Yesterday, however, I focused on looking down – and what a sight! Crawley Dene becoming green so quickly after the vernal equinox:
The vernal equinox typically occurs on 20 or 21 March and is characterised by the sun being exactly above the equator. Consequently, day and night are equal in length. It also marks the first day of Spring in the northern hemisphere.
We’ve now completed uploading images taken at the Ingram Show from 2009 to 2019 (actually 11 years in total).
Continuing to upload images from the archives to create a gallery of Ingram Show 2013 images.
We’re continuing to add historic photos from previous Ingram Show events taken from an archive of images originally held by Joyce Clayton.
Having received the archive of images previously held by Joyce Clayton, we’ve started adding galleries of Ingram Show images from a few years ago.
We recently added Ingram Show Gallery 2010, and now we’ve added – yes, you guessed it – Ingram Show 2011…
We have recently received an archive of images previously held by Joyce Clayton. This means that we can gradually add some of these to the website.
TWO new images courtesy of, and with permission for use by, Marj Greshon of Powburn from her personal collection have been added to the BREAMISH VALLEY PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION.
