We needed some quick doctoring and Fareham was the closest clinic to take our insurance. So we took a taxi to the appointment and then strolled through town for a while, ate some lunch and then took the train back. The clinic was located on a promontory jutting into the main waterway. The tide was out so we saw many wading birds out looking for snack. We also saw many swans, seen above, at the place where the stream came into the head of this arm of the bay.
A hungry ergre
Black Headed Gull with mud all over its head
Great Blue Heron
This archway had to accommodate the road crossing underneath at an angle
Interesting patterns in the bricks
The tide was way out
A Mistle Thrush out in a cricket pitch
Rock and steel sculpture
Mr. Anvil
It was a goldilocks sized town, not too big, not too small
It has been 1 year and 3 days since we began our Migration
