Swanning Around


On seeing the title of the Weekly Photo Challenge of Graceful two photos sprang to mind from our December UK visit, and I had selected both before noticing that the one by Ben Huberman also features swans.  Well, too bad, or two good. They are the epitome of graceful.

The mist added to the charm of the scene and gave it a sense of unreality.

The mist added to the charm of the scene and gave it a sense of unreality.

 

Palace House, Beaulieu, can be glimpsed dimly through the mist in the trees to the right.

Palace House, Beaulieu, can be glimpsed dimly through the mist in the trees to the right.

By way of contrast, we have granddaughter J being statuesque.

By way of contrast, we have granddaughter J being statuesque outside Romsey Abbey.

© January 2017 Colonialist

 

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Active septic geranium who plays with words writing fantasy novels and professionally editing, with notes writing classical music, and with riding a mountain bike, horses and dinghies. Recently Indie Publishing has been added to this list.
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13 Responses to Swanning Around

  1. Tokeloshe says:

    Beautiful photos, it looks a if the kids enjoyed it.

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  2. Tom Merriman says:

    Ah yes, Col. Swans are graceful – even when they’re riled, funnily enough.

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  4. Love the swans, lovely photo’s, just wish the first one was homo sapien free, kind of spoil the serenity for me.
    Maybe I’m just odd.

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