More from the experiment in black and white. This is Autherley Junction, where the Shropshire Union canal joins the Staffs and Worcs.
Taken yards from the previous picture, but turning round to face to where the Shropshire Union heads off towards Cheshire.
These two are at Aldersley Junction, where the Birmingham canal network meets the Staffs and Worcs.
One of the larches in the grounds of Bantock Park, covered in snow and ice over Christmas.
A pair of swans on the Wyrley and Essington canal preening yesterday.
Patterns formed after the coldest night of the hard spell.
Moorhen standing on the ice of a frozen section of the Staffs and Worcs canal.
This tiny fungus grows on rotting wood – often on tree stumps, as here. It is named for its supposed resemblance to the wick of a candle which has been snuffed out.
