Morning all, and for those that are reading this at any other time, hello. Saturday was a lovely day "weather-wise", what a stupid word that is, Saturday the sun was shining, Haze and I went down to the Clyde Valley. From the M74 the road drops down too, yep, you've guessed it, a valley, through which the River Clyde, not far from its source, meanders along,
The River Clyde meandering quickly,
Lots of garden centres, glasshouses for the toms, and orchards, very pleasant, and the odd animal,
An odd animal,
Luckily, we had taken a picnic of treacle sandwiches, unfortunately the deer ate all of them plus the two cream doughnuts, I was a little annoyed at this as I had prepared the picnic myself as a surprise for Hazel, she did apologise and said that it was a complete accident that she had dropped them.
Now, regarding the comment from La _S on my post regarding her "La_spice blogart competition" see, http://mypoetry.blog.co.uk/
the reflection of the camera in the picture is an integral part of the photograph and was planned in the long preparation stage preceding the photo shoot, taken on advice from my property department, I have now placed the head of that department on his first written warning, I have also closed down the lighting department at my studio and am happy to accept applications for the vacancies that now exist.
Anyway, you were supposed to notice that I use Prada.
My competition entries have hit a snag as I am still waiting permission to enter Tibet with the Dali Lama to take photos with the Purple mountains of Ambarsassa in the background.
Bribery!!!!!, no, I can not stoop to this level unless I am guaranteed to win first place, but, if assured of that outcome, I have, wrapped up in plain brown paper, a gift that could arrive at the judges home very soon. The contents will remain secret at this time.
I am so glad that my services of PR have been accepted, now that I have this in writing, ( see comments on previous post ) my invoice stating terms will be with you shortly, as soon as my lawyers manage to change £2 million in to Euros at the present rate of exchange.
