Rob Davies
@robayedavies
Reads, runs, looks out for birds, teaches data analysis methods in Psychology at Lancaster University, researches individual differences in reading and language; he/him/his
Respect the track. A very rough dirt road running towards Black Huts in Askam #cumbria
Snowdrops blooming in a garden up by Nether Houses on the road out of Ulverston, #cumbria
Out for a walk on Woodland above the Duddon valley: looking west towards the sea, with Black Coombe a dark mass on the horizon on the right
First time growing corn and quite pleased with the results: from seedlings, late to plant and late to harvest but still going to enjoy eating these #gardening #harvest
Some flowers and leaves from the late summer garden: dahlias, wild carrot blooms, bay and oak leaves, achillea, #flowers
Love the deep red of these beetroots: about to roast them. This season’s harvest
Butterflies: a Painted Lady and a Small White (I think) on the Verbena in the garden, a Peacock on the path, a Gatekeeper in the long grass near Mearness farm #cumbria #butterflies
Grey clouds but no rain: Harrison Stickle and Pavey Ark over Stickle Tarn, looking over Langdale in #cumbria
Northern Marsh Orchid (I think) on a grassy bank in front of factory buildings #wildflowers #orchids
Walked up Whitbarrow last Sunday — a great limestone plateau in Furness — and the top was covered in orchids: stands of Early Purple orchids everywhere #wildflowers #orchids
I somehow took a bunch of pocket photos and ended with these pleasing (to me) abstract images
Azaleas in bloom in the garden: so scarlet it feels like they’re bleaching photoreceptors
This caught my eye: plastic policeman points to the right, standing on a fake road, in an old amusement arcade, Lytham
Sunny Spring morning walk through the woods and they are awash with wild garlic, also found some wood Anemone in bloom #spring #wildflowers
Out for a walk in hazy nearly spring sunshine, through the woods at Roudsea Nature Reserve. Lots of song birds. Old yews growing out of the rocks
It stopped raining for a day so walked in the sunshine to the stone circle at Birkrigg Common: view looking south towards the Cark fells, Morecambe Bay
The clouds cleared so got three walks in today: round Llyn Maelog; then along the beach at Rhosneigr; then the estuary at Aberffraw
Out for a walk this morning; still a bit blowy — this view of Morecambe Bay looking south towards Heysham from Ulverston #cumbria #ulverston
I bought a Mullein earlier in the summer, planted it despite being late in the growing season and am happy to see it is blooming — with these pretty white flowers. The Bumble Bees are getting at the last of the pollen. Also, amazingly, saw a Damselfly touch down in the garden
I made potato dauphinoise for the first time this evening. I used this recipe www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/next... which claims to be “next level”. Not going to lie: it is. I think it’s because it calls for cream in a 1:1 ratio to potato #yummy