Hidden jewels in the Crook Burn

I went to Simonburn this afternoon. There is no Simon Burn, but the Crook Burn was babbling it's way downstream. It is in the bottom of a dark wood. I had hoped to find fly agaric there, because there are conifers, but no such luck.

I took my tripod because I knew the wood is dark. After scrambling down to the riverside, I started to look more closely at the swirling water and the leaves that were propelled along.

When I viewed this image on the back of the camera, I was able to see the colours of leaves trapped under the water. How delightful.

This morning, I worked on sorting out lots of prints into some sort of order for the presentation I will give on 28th. Shall I put this one in portraits or village shows? Does this one go with landscapes or miscellaneous?? It is hard to choose and I hope I can find the originals of one or two that need reprinting.

I was also hairdresser and Mum had her hair washed and set.

I'm watching Wisting on TV in short bursts and enjoying it.