Vesna Armstrong Photography

I've known about elderberries for a long time, but it is actually only this season that I learnt what they look like. And now I notice them everywhere. I picked some in a park while walking the dog and placed them in a little vintage bottle on the kitchen windowsill. I've become very fond of bringing nature into my home. Next year I might even decide to make elderberry gin!

In my previous post I shared my best photos taken this summer on my walks with the puppy Midge in Gotts Park which is our favourite local spot for daily walks. In this post I have included photos taken on walks to other local places and also those a bit further afield (still not very far, but far enough to warrant a drive in the car). Local Bramley Falls Park Local Local Local Lilac Grove Park (local) Tong Valley Tong Valley Local Local Local

Since I have been no good at posting regularly, I have ended up with quite a few photos taken while walking my puppy Midge that I should have shared as part of my series "Walks With My Dog. It is the end of season now, and I'll be away for two weeks soon, sadly without Midge, so, in order to catch up, I decided to share all those pics in two posts: Gotts park photos in one post, and all the others in another post. So firstly, here are my favourite pics taken this summer in Gotts Park, our beautiful local park.

Last Thursday I was back in my beloved Haworth after two whole months. Where has this summer gone?! I've never known a summer flew by so quick! I longed for a distant moorland walk, but there was a few things I wanted to do this time around, so I settled for just a ramble on Penistone Hill. I thought I'd do something I've never done before on my blog - take photos and videos that will tell a story of my visit to Haworth and document my activities as they happened on the day. I arrived just after 10 o'clock. It was a beautiful morning, the village basking in the mellow early autumn sunshine. Corner of Main Street and Lodge Street  As usual, the first thing I did on arriving to Haworth is have a quick coffee at "Cobbles and Clay" I walked through the Parsonage graveyard on my way to the moor. I always seem to go that way out and return by the path behind the Parsonage. It is a great time of the year for a walk on the moors. Apart from the gorgeous p