Closer to nature

We all went for a stroll at Painshill Park this morning. It's a old estate with grottoes, lakes, and fallen-down ruins.




As we perched C for a picture, a European Robin (not an American one) landed right behind him- not a foot from his face. That's as close as he's ever been to a bird and found it a bit intimidating.

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