Hold on, please, toes, just a moment longer!

Today has provided a superabundance of possible blips. This morning, under cloudy skies, in Cluny House Gardens, Aberfeldy, we had a veritable cornucopia, a supererogation, a superfluity of trees, including the conifer with the widest girth in Britain, together with several of its cousins, and so on, and so on...

But several shots, not acquired easily, of Red Squirrels, claimed the opportunity to go online. I chose the one which was least straightforward and 'obvious', having watched this guy's antics for some time, while rushing to change lens from a wide-angle appropriate for trees, to the longest I had with me, a general zoom at 105 mm.

As for this afternoon, in wonderful sunlight, but with good cloudscapes, and a meeting with the famous Glen Lyon Ash Tree, and views of the Trossachs mountains from the Ben Lawers Pass, it just added joy after joy of Autumn treasures...