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The mist lingers well into the morning on #LockdownDay2, although it has burned off elsewhere with brilliant but chilly sunshine. #November #Devizes #Wiltshire
The last webs of autumn. #Wiltshire
Potterne glistens in ice-blue skies, the A360 is relatively quiet, and the George & Dragon is shuttered. #Wiltshire #LockdownDay2
Lost in a forest. All alone (even outdoors, not even with one other person from another household while maintaining social distancing as per the coronavirus regulations). #LockdownDay2 #Wiltshire
Pitstop at #Urchfont. The Lamb is shuttered, of course, so I had to make do with sandwiches from the wee shop ate on the bench outside. It's really quite warm in the Sun now, like a mild October day. Couldn't have imagined that first thing. #Wiltshire #LockdownDay2
A crooked path by a narrow stream. Soon to be followed by a muddy field! #Urchfont #Wiltshire #LockdownDay2
Across the railway line at the little unattended pedestrian crossing & into the hamlet of Stert. Trains come through here at 70+ mph so you really do want to stop, look, and listen. #Wiltshire #LockdownDay
By a pond I see the parish church high on a hill and realise that my last tweet is wrong, and they Stert is a village, not a mere hamlet. My OS Map confirms it is a civil parish in it's own right. #Wiltshire #LockdownDay
The Kennet and Avon Canal at Horton. Hadn't planned to go anything like this far north but there's still daylight and I'm still feeling strong. #Wiltshire #LockdownDay
Thought Lidl was going to be my final stop but I need cheese & have to pass Morrison's on the way home anyway & their cheese selection is a lot better. #Devizes #Wiltshire #LockdownDay
