Birch tree starting to come into leaf on a bright, early-spring day, Warbstow churchyard.
Please excuse my post now being very short and to the point. I think that that one of the things keeping me from posting more often is me feeling like I have to come up with some angle or story to go with the pictures. So I think I’ll just try posting photos with just a brief description in future. If anyone has any questions, I’ll happily answer them in the comments of course!
We’ll see if that change in approach takes posting here up to more than once a month. Might work!
Bear Humphreys Photo 
“Worth a thousand words” comes to mind. 🙂 I could get lost in this one, there is so much going on. It would never happen with color.
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Slightly disappointing that the name on the gravestones is just ‘Smith’ though… you’d think in the depths of Cornwall it could be more ‘Trelawney’ or something! 😉
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A welcome sight, even from across the ocean. About four weeks yet in my location.
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This is a ‘from the archives’ shot from a couple of years ago, in April I think. There are definitely some of the earlier signs of new spring life coming now though.
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A stunner, Bear. Extremely well crafted.
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Thank you, Wilt.
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So gorgeous–I love the angle of this one, and you know, cemeteries are one of my favourite places!
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I love an old and aged graveyard too, good textures and interesting history.
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