Solitude at Sunrise
It looked good for sunrise this morning, slight frost, clear sky, Moon and stars, so off I set in darkness. It didn't feel cold but once on the cliffs a chill descended. Having this place to myself is indeed an honour, but one that I know will be short lived as once the "lockdown" starts to ease, the floodgates will open.
Bempton Moon
Yesterday, a rare (for this area) White Tailed Eagle flew over Buckton, Bempton in a line towards Danes Dyke. Unfortunately, not being in the local birding "clique" I had no knowledge until it was again reported heading over the Dyke and Brid Bay. Too late, and unable to travel under "lockdown".
I consoled myself this morning when I spotted this even larger "bird" off cliff lane!
Once on the cliffs, yet again, a low cloud base and mist delayed what should've been a decent sunrise!
But, eventually, the sun appeared but quickly burned out as it entered clear sky
Images taken handheld with Sony RX10 mk4.
Pleases stay safe on your LOCAL exercise walk in nature.
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