Still trying to chill out after out gruelling trip to Southampton, we decided on a local trip out.
A lovely warm day so we stopped for a picnic luch overlooking the beech at Port William
As it was so sunny and warm we decided a walk in the woods was in order so decided to investigate the walk at White Loch of Myrton. We parked near to Monreith House where the Rhododendrods were looking beautiful in the gardens.
Along the path there were lots of blue damselflies
The swamp! The water was white with willowdown
The sun was shining through the bright green sycamore leaves...
...and the beech...
...and the Wych Elm
There were large trees clad with ivy
and lovely big ancient trees
The White Loch of Myrton
We didnt see much bird life on the loch just a family of swans and several herons
This was carved way up the trunk, probably in the 70's
I didnt do it, honest!
Minimalist reflections
Hogweed looking beautifu in the sunlight
The reflected reeds making patterns on the water
The boathouse
Splosh!
Pete & Mike walking back along the lane to the car
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