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| Euonymous berries. When this hedge plant is let to grow a while - perhaps after 2 years of not being cut it sends out flowers. These lovely berries appear in mid-winter and are a favourite of wood pigeons. |
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| Phacelia in flower in December. It's a green manure that normally doesn't flower in winter, but the weather has been so mild it thinks it's spring! |
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| The storm on Jan 15th/16th blew up lots of sand off the beach, it was raining sand for at least 24 hours |
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| Sand piled up against the polytunnel |
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| Sunset over Samson in January |
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| Par beach on January 18th |
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| Farm hedges in January. We cut about one third of all hedges every year. |
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| Late afternoon in January - St Agnes |
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| Sunset over Samson |
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| View towards Bishop Rock and Samson |
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| Sunrise over Great Bay |
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