Wet, Wet, Wet

I had a workshop with Laurie Campbell this morning.
It was very, very wet.
So wet there were rivers running down the trees and the bluebells were even taking shelter.
I didn't take many shots - but that didn't stop all my gear having to be dried when i got home ........ even the stuff that never came out of the bag!
It was still a good morning with the company - and the the girl from The Woodland Trust was organised it was involved with the local school kids putting up the bird boxes along the road. She wasn't pleased to hear that they were smashed within a couple of weeks ..... and is going to see about having the bear being re-concreted in (since one half of it has been kicked over about 3 times and is in danger of falling over by itself now).

Of course, the weather is now almost perfect for photographing bluebells!

Three (groups of) trees (and bluebells).
Bluebells and a bridge (taken with the fisheye to show the girl from the Woodland Trust that you can use it for 'real' photography).
Bluebells on their own.
Not a bluebell in sight.