Photos from RG4
This site offers pictures taken from within the local RG4 area. That covers Cane End, Caversham, Caversham Park, Emmer Green, Gallowstree Common, Kidmore End, Mapledurham, Playhatch, Sonning, Sonning Common and Tokers Green. But it’s easy to step over boundaries into other postcodes. Forgive me if I stray.
The galleries are themed around topics. There are smaller sample photos for each gallery, and clicking on them will launch larger sized pictures.
‘RG4’ is an accompaniment to the ‘Caversham’ website, which you can find here:
The Galleries
Glorious Greens
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Just some of the variety of leaves to be seen
Greens – there for anyone and everyone to see and appreciate. The back- ground to these photos is on the Caversham site:
Simply Enjoying Ripples On Water
These photos were all ...
... taken on the same stretch of ...
... of the River Thames.
There's a lot to be noticed ...
... and enjoyed.
The pleasures of ripples on water. These photos are all of the RIver Thames. You’ll find related thoughts on the Caversham site:
Things On A Tree
Relatively close-up photos of various fungi growing on a single tree
These photos were all taken within a few minutes of each other
Although, relatively speaking, close-ups, these are just with a pocket camera
And these are all hand-held, no tripod or similar
There's a lot of beauty there
A barrier? I'll accommodate it and grow around it!
I'm not sure if these are two different types or whether the light one is growing on wood
An admirable delicacy
Hey! We can live together ...
Happy to grow whenever there's an opportunity
There’s something quite wonderful about fungi. It’s well worth stopping to notice them, as they often don’t last for that long. You’ll find more information and links on the Caversham site:
An Alley Near You
Alleys and bars of one sort or another
Alleys and bars of one sort or another
Alleys and bars of one sort or another
Alleys and bars of one sort or another
Alleys and bars of one sort or another
I have been noticing the alleys in Caversham. Above, a selection that also include bars of one sort or another. For more on alleys, there’s this item on the Caversham site:
Balmore Park Views
Views from Balmore Park in Caversham, Reading
Views from Balmore Park in Caversham, Reading
Views from Balmore Park in Caversham, Reading
Views from Balmore Park in Caversham, Reading
Views from Balmore Park in Caversham, Reading
Views from Balmore Park in Caversham, Reading
There aren’t that many (public) places in Caversham with broad views – but Balmore Park offers a fair variety of vantage points. The link (on the Caversham site) below will take you to more details and a map.
