Autumn proved to be a busy time for sunsets and cloudscapes















Autumn proved to be a busy time for sunsets and cloudscapes















Well this year has seen the warmest summer on record and for that matter an unprecedented period of dry weather.
Sunsets though have been a bit of a miss as have cloudscapes – all that blue sky means you can’t have everything.










Early winter has been quite dry in fact very dry with the first real rain in weeks falling as snow which again is rather early for this time of year.
The sunsets have continued to be stunning






Typically the west side of England is wetter than the east side – the lakes in the Lake District never dry out in theory as Atlantic westerlies dump their rain before climbing over the Pennines. And November can be very wet, cold and windy. But then again it can be a very dry month! So when a fine day comes along…….



Not so many cloud formations caught my eye over summer and autumn.
Here are some I liked for their shapes, colour and of course contrast with sky blues and sun yellows……
Sunrise – sometimes like sunset!



Clouds – in an autumn sunset



Sunset with expansive skies

