Welcome back to my new series 'Back Through the Lens'. Click here to see week 1 and read all about what is going on. The short explanation is that 2020 is my 8th year of documenting my life through photos and so I'm looking back at this exact week over the past 7 years to compare them! This is week 48.
2013 - 13th December
Seeing Frozen for the first time, back when I used to go to the cinema once a month or so.
Seeing Frozen for the first time, back when I used to go to the cinema once a month or so.
2014 - Week 48
Probably one of the very last times I had a Christmas tree up.
It seemed hypocritical to celebrate a holiday from a religion I am not a part of!
Probably one of the very last times I had a Christmas tree up.
It seemed hypocritical to celebrate a holiday from a religion I am not a part of!
2015 - 26th November
Another beautiful sunrise over the River Tweed!
More so than ever recently, I've been missing my home town.
Another beautiful sunrise over the River Tweed!
More so than ever recently, I've been missing my home town.
2016 - 29th November
How I miss Disneyland!
Even in the winter when my toes were blocks of ice and the sun set earlier.
How I miss Disneyland!
Even in the winter when my toes were blocks of ice and the sun set earlier.
2017 - 2nd December
Just another pretty sky from my bedroom window, overlooking the Royal Border Bridge.
2018 - End of Series
This was a crazy year for me and sadly I gave up taking daily photos 5 days into June. It was an eventful year and I really regret not carrying it on.
This was a crazy year for me and sadly I gave up taking daily photos 5 days into June. It was an eventful year and I really regret not carrying it on.
2019 - 2nd December
A Goshawk decided to take his dinner from our garden.
Sadly it wasn't the food that we put out for the birds, but one of those who came by to eat.
It's always sad to see stuff like this, but also very interesting from a nature-loving point
of view. It is the circle of life after all.
Sadly it wasn't the food that we put out for the birds, but one of those who came by to eat.
It's always sad to see stuff like this, but also very interesting from a nature-loving point
of view. It is the circle of life after all.
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