Of trees and sharks

“And now we leave. The tree, motionless. The river, reflecting the sunlight.  The fells under cloud shadows. Birds singing. We walk out of the valley without leaving any trace of ourselves, save under the earth in the replanting of seven tiny saplings. 
We do not know if they will get nibbled.
 We have taken great care and given them what we think is the best chance. 
A new constellation arranged around the winding river. 
We will be back over the months and years to visit them.”  

Trees DO WE TAKE THEM FOR GRANTED?
well many take other people for granted so we expect the same from trees

well something strange be happening at the Yorkshire beach

 where we used to travel when l lived in Hull.

On this beach with sharks being washed up although personally 

l think it too cold and they must be from a while ago

 l have picked up dog sharks from the local to me coastline 

SOMEONE TELLING ME THEY WENT TO SEE ROD STEWART LAST EVENING

GLAD ..I THOUGHT HE PASSED ON....MOVED OVER...

NO NOT AT THE BAR GETTING DRINKS IN..

YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN