Boscowan-un stone circle, between Penzance and Lands End. Small stone circle with an additional upright in the centre, and a burial cist half in and half out of the circle. It is in its own walled and hedged enclosure, accessed by footpath – best part of a mile from the busy A30 road. In the distance there are views of the sea and, supposedly, the better known and more accessible Merry Maidens stone circle.
On a recent visit to the south-west, it seemed every time I went near the sea there was a small flock of turnstones feeding, oblivious to human presence. These were just inside the harbour gate at Newlyn.
Seaweed growing anchored to the mooring line of a small boat in Penzance harbour, floating on the high tide.
An up-market coat shop on Exeter Cathedral Green used the late winter snow time as an opportunity for promoting their wares.
Remains of an umbellifer from last year – this one was growing on the bank of the Avon at Stratford.
Row of pigeons gathered on a ledge to roost for the night, their feathers fluffed up against the cold.