These are four remaining photos from the local autumn walk that we did in our town on 30 March 2020, soon after New Zealand had gone into Level 4 lockdown for Covid. I took the berry shots as we were on our way to the rugby grounds and I found the tile drain pipes stacked against a shed at the golf course. Click on any photo to enlarge
Text and photos by Liz; Exploring Colour (2020)
Exploring Colour 
Good shots if the clay drainage tiles. Believe it or not, there’s a small museum dedicated to that topic, a few miles from my hometown.
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Well I’d never have guessed that’s for sure!
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Nice collection of textures and shapes, Liz!
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Thanks Ellen 🙂 taken me a while to get around to posting them!
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I see a lot of empty insect hotels here!
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The first bush with the berries is certainly a holly, but I’m not sure about the second. You must have some Scottish heritage, as I can see that the pipes are calling you.
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I’m not sure about the second either! and how perceptive of you Gary, I do have a little Scottish mixed in with Irish and English 🙂
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My favorite is the first photo of the pipes. Both their form and the colors are appealing.
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Thank you Linda, makes me happy to know you enjoyed that photo!
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