Just as we were returning to the car Harveys brewery across the river were letting off steam (I think) which I found very pleasing to my eye although the yeasty hop smell that pervades the bottom half of the High Street is a bit of an acquired taste.
On the way home we stopped off on top of Ditchling Beacon and for the first time I noticed a dew pond across the road.
I love seeing these unusual manmade features on the landscape… since I learnt how they were made many, many years ago.
Aaah, Ditchling Beacon, I've cycled up that a couple of times (no getting off and pushing!) but I was a little younger...and fitter... Thanks for gthe links, I didn't know what a dew pond was.
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ReplyDeletewell every day is a school day as my husband says...how fascinating about the dew pond! i love it's shape and name. great link! xX
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ReplyDeletethe views are beautiful and thank you for telling us about dew ponds - a new one on me!
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Yes yes yes, your blog is just soooo wonderful and gives me a lot of energy!
ReplyDeleteA footprint from Sweden by Agneta
A dew pond, it sounds romantic, lovely photo.
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