Showing posts with label Snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snow. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Tayviews North Fife March 2014


 8th of March a storm approaches off the West.

 16th occasional rays of sunlight beam down.

 23rd, the air quality is clear though in shadow giving good sight of the Perthshire hills slightly sprinkled with snow.

 24th A bright, clear sunny day, blue skies, snow covered hills in Perthshire, a deep breath feeling good to be alive.
Mugdrum Island mid Tay off  Newburgh North Fife, mostly reed beds but with some pasture. The Island once supported a working farm and house and later for many years cattle were taken across by boat from Newburgh, called the iron duke .... I think it sank.

Friday, January 24, 2014

North Fife January 23rd

January 23rd, a relatively mild winter in North Fife and yet snow threatens already lying on the hills of Perthshire as seen from over the River Tay North Fife. Forecast is for more tomorrow at low levels. Brrrr.


Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Pieter Bruegel the Elder: at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna [Hardcover]

With all the snow about here in North Fife and the sheer artistry of the views I'm reminded of Pieter Bruegel the Elder's paintings. See preceding posts over the last few days.


Pieter Bruegel the Elder (c.1528/30–1569) is famous for having elevated the status of landscape painting. He is also considered to be the greatest sixteenth-century Flemish master of scenes from ordinary life. This beautifully illustrated volume presents twelve world-famous masterpieces shown in full colour, both in their entirety and in close-up detail.

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Friday, March 15, 2013

North Fife Landscape 14th March

North Fife Landscape



Murdochcairnie Hill, snow on its final melt lending linear information not normally noticed.


Myrecairnie Hill.

Thursday, March 14, 2013

North Fife March 11th 2013


North Fife March 11th 2013



Heading West to Newbugh approaching Parbroath.
 

Sunset in a cloudless sky over the River Tay, High pressure and freezing conditions. Brrrrrr

Tayview March 10th North Fife

Tayview March 10th North Fife



A light dusting of snow in the morning.


More white than green bleating sheep cry out for food.


Hungry sheep,  full of expectancy ..... barrrr barrrr


Pinkfoot geese alight on seeing me approach,


They are off to safer havens.


Winging their way up stream over the River Tay.


As the afternoon progressed snow lay at lower levels.

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Snow Flisk North Fife 2013


Snow again here at Flisk North Fife, not much but enough to prevent travel, fortunately it rained later, a slushy drive to Newburgh and all was well.
 Meanwhile the ducks were left to forage, gleaning scraps of grass in the snow though I do feed them grain. They have a compulsion to bill their way into the ground creating muddy holes in which was once a level lawn. Giving free range returns us with wonderful rich tasting eggs, I prefer mine poached. An ever changing view of Newburgh and the River Tay.

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Newburgh North Fife January 26th 2013


Newburgh North Fife yesterday. The snow is going to be replaced with lots of rain and sure enough today the Barony road was awash, like a shallow river, inches deep in places. Such are increasingly extreme weather conditions being experienced world wide. This is small beer, tiny, compared to many places. In Australia recently, fires everywhere, now floods, cyclones, In America, droughts, failing harvests, it goes on and on. It's the way it is.

Thursday, January 24, 2013

Higham North Fife 24th January 2013

Higham North Fife, a very slow thaw giving rise to fog conditions where snow covered ground and sky blend revealing these dreamlike images.

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Luthrie and Creich church North Fife.

Luthrie, I just love this stand of Scots pine on the horizon, falling snow depicts it differently. The roads are passable with care, oh what fun.

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Newburgh North Fife Jan 19th 2013

Geese North Fife yesterday, on the move looking for forage, given the snowy weather I wish them well.
Compared to England we're getting off lightly with the snow, a few inches but then another shower comes across.
14 minuets later I get to the studio in the Steeple building and the sun is shining. Yippee.