A before tea time stroll round the fishery. Two of the fishery children were out working, not uncommon for children of a working family business. The older child, I am sure she must be about 12, was driving the mini dumper truck round to dump off rubbish in the container they use for burning rubbish. The younger boy at the back was just tagging along on what looked like a powered scooter.
I just loved the reflection opportunity and the autumnal colours. Was clear enough to see the rows of pylons in the background as well as the sheep in the field at the back right hand side - another sign Autumn is here.
That is a superb reflection. Love the back drop of autumn colours too. yes, I can see why this appealed to you. Lovely seasonal image and wish I could photograph reflections like that. #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeletea snap with a phone when you are just in the right place at the right time works for me but thank you for the compliment
DeleteFantastic photo! The reflection is amazing!
ReplyDeletehave to say it was my fave photo from the walk that day
DeleteBrilliant reflections! Yes, I grew up in a pub, and we had various (out of pub hours obviously!) jobs we had to do to help, like bottling up first thing of a morning! :D #sundayphoto
ReplyDeletethink it is character building as well as a good life lesson that money needs to be earned and a family can do better pulling together.
DeleteWonderful reflection, really adds a new dimension to the image
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yes some of the other pictures I took on the walk did not have the reflections so not as impressive
DeleteHi Gran, what a lovely vibrant image. The water looks like a mirror! I battle to get my children to take the rubbish bags outside, let alone drive to dump the rubbish.
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It was very mirror like. I think that is a common problem for families that dont run a family business, no room for as much argument when they have to muck in.
DeleteI love the reflection!
ReplyDeleteThat's such a wonderful clear reflection
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