Wednesday 28 March 2012

I feel like I've lost a very useful part of me....!

This is a short post as  I have managed to lose my beloved camera.
 I can only think it fell (or was pinched) from my bag. I know I had it a week last Friday but despite scouring the house, it is not to be found.
I have been desperate to write and illustrate some new posts...
I have two new hens - who will join my present ladies



As they are not laying as well as they were last Spring...



I've been swimming in the sea -in March, I can't believe it!  I took my rather speedy dip in Man o' War Cove, just along from Lulworth- the other side of Durdle Door in Dorset.

Lulworth Cove
But there are no photographs and I have had to rootle through my old ones to just find these.

I have seen a bank of celendines that made me think of a Mediaval Tapestry and I'm aching to get out there and capture these sights and tell you about them.
I will have one last look tomorrow ( and maybe just one more at the weekend ) and then I'll have to accept my camara has gone.
Hey Ho.... the trials of 21st Century life!

21 comments:

  1. Jane, So sorry to hear of your lost camera. I do hope it shows up. Those eggs are lovely. I hope you are having a good week, other than the missing camera. Bonnie

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    1. I am having a good week, thank you Bonnie. My hens are all chosen by the colour of eggs they lay... it is such a pretty sight, seeing them all together in a nest! Jane xx

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    2. ps. Thank you for 'Tagging' me! I've just discovered your post. I have been trying to follow you and leave a comment but my computer won't let me. Answering your questions will be a perfect next (camer-less) post! Jane xx

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  2. I do hope your camera shows up, and is just temporarily lost. You are brave to take a dip in the sea in March.

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    1. It was freezing in the sea but it's such an exhilerating feeling afterwards! Jane xx

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  3. You must sit very quietly and concentrate hard on the camera and hopefully where it is will come into your mind. Hope it wasn't stolen. I understand how you feel though and hope it turns up soon. Brave or mad to go sea swimming - I won't even paddle till July but a lovely spot. I remember bumping my eldest down the path at Durdle Door in his pushchair. He's 18 now. Karen X

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    1. Hello Karen,
      I've been practising positive thinking or visualisation for another thing this week and you're right, I must do the same for my camera!
      You are brave to take a pushchair down there... the journey back up is SO steep! Jane xx

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  4. Since I am an admitted addict, I'm afraid I would have to go without food until I could buy a new camera. To paraphrase Descartes, "I photograph, therefore I am." And by the way, to those of us from Kentucky, Man o' War is a race horse. Simply the best there ever was.

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    1. I've realised what an addict I am, I feel all sort of twitchy without it! We're having an amazingly unusual warm spell in England and I'm missing so much Spring! Jane xx

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  5. I think you described things very well without your camera. We have to have pictures in our mind this way. I really hope you find your camera, how distressing! Diane

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    1. Hello Diane, you are right. On my trip to Dorset I felt very fed up without my camera but I practised REALLY looking and describing in my mind! Jane xx

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  6. How annoying! Reminds me of when my camera developed a black 'blob' on the photos. I thought it had given up the ghost so bought another one when I could least afford it, and then blow me, the fault disappeared! I'm still using it! I hope yours turns up very soon.

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    1. Thank you! I keep expecting to see it in an unusual place. My house isn't the tidiest ever.... so there's still hope! Jane xx

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  7. Hope the camera turns up in some unexpected place; mine often does!

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  8. That's just what I'm hoping, perhaps under a pile of something I've been meaning to tidy.... Jane xx

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  9. Sorry to hear you've lost your camera, I do hope you come across it at home as it is horrible to think someone may have stolen it! How lovely, to be swimming in the sea in March.
    Jo xx

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    1. Hello Jo,
      I have a feeling it may have dropped out of my bag, whicis rather baggy and tends to tip.... I'll hope for the best this weekend and have one last look. Jane xx

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  10. I don't no what I would do without my camera....I feel for you, I do x Hopefully you will find it, my mum is bonkers and swims in the sea all year round practically,,, i don't like swimming in the sea....ever!!

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  11. Hi Sophie, It has made me realise how much I use my camera and how it's always with me, just in case a perfect photo presents itself!
    And yes, I'm like your Mother- bonkers... I've swum in the sea in December!Jane xx

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  12. Hope you have found your camera Jane. Have a lovely Easter weekend. Karen X

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  13. Hi Karen, No luck with the camera but I've been leant one, so at least I can start blogging again! Have a very Happy Easter too. Jane xx

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