December 2021 iPhone photos

 We took ourselves off to Bognor Regis on a fine day a couple of weeks ago.   These two models in a front garden always intrigue me - they are made out of tyres.





The sun was shining through the clouds as we arrived on the front.  I kept moving around to get the groyne marker in the middle but gave up in the end, and this was the closest I could get.



Taken on our village green on the last day of 2021 - the temperature was 17C.



I wish you all a very happy and healthy year in 2022.  Let us hope life will get back to normality after the madness of covid in the last two years.











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  1. Pauline7 January 2022 at 07:03

    Happy New Year and look forward to seeing your photos throughout 2022

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