After so much dull weather on our walks, at last some good weather for photos.
Here we passed by one of those huge fields of yellow that you see at this time of the year.
In the woods!
This poem was on one of the stiles we used near Storrington. It reads:
Although the world was made for you,
The landscape green, the heaven blue,
Scent and colour, taste and sound
And all the good things from the ground.
Although the world was made for you,
God fashioned it for others too,
So leave it sweeter where you pass,
Nor spoil one single blade of grass.
Enjoy the good things but be fair -
God meant each one to have his share.
We found this slow worm stuck on the path - he just couldn't get a grip on the sandy surface, so we helped him along with a push.
We saw lots of gliders being towed up and coming in to land at the gliding club airfield.
Parham House.
