A soft day at Shirlett

A day that’s neither warm nor cold. It’s not clear, but neither is it misty. The sun’s there, but it’s not going to shine. A nothing day? Hardly, but I’ve heard such days (perhaps with a spot of drizzle) described as ‘soft’ (it’s most certainly soft away from the road surface….). Yes, a ‘soft day’ could be a good description. It’s certainly pleasant out and about at Shirlett.

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Plaish on St Patrick’s Day

There’s no connection! It just happens to be the 17th of March – which means the vernal equinox is only a few days away. It’s a fine spring afternoon, with bright warm sunshine and some heavy cloud, which disperses as the day progresses. It’s very pleasant quiet country, down below the Wenlock Edge.

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Severnside spring

On the whole, it’s a pleasant early-spring afternoon – the sun, when it shines, is warm. There are one or two showers about though. I felt a few drops, and began to wonder if I was going to get wet, but it soon passed. Later, approaching the woods along the old railway track, there must have been a few drops blowing in the breeze, as there was a faint rainbow. Sadly, the crock of gold was on the other side of the river…

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