Observations On A Walk In Carlisle Park, Morpeth
A Thoughtpiece

Introduction
Thaks to the development of digital media, I am able to take lots of photograph, and thanks to the software behind them the photographs are seldom blurred or unusable.
I keep about a hundred, which I change every now and then, in a directory for my wallpaper on my home computer, and they schange every few minutes, bringing back memories of where I was when I took the picture.
This one came up this morning from a snowy day in Morpeth.
A Walk In Carlisle Park, Morpeth
Often I start my walk here, then walk the length of the main street before coming to the river Wansbeck which loops me back through Carlisle Park.
Walking along the river is very calming, and in this picture you can see one of the seagulls, one of the many wildfowl that you see on the river.
The man climbing th epath is probably going to visit the castle, which is also a holiday destination.
Every time I am in Morpeth I take this sort of circular walk, and always find it very enjoyable.
I thought I would share a little of it with you in the article.
The is a small hill in Carlisle Park which allows some great views of the whole town, which looks beautiful in teh snow, and eventually I arrive back here:
Conclusion
As I say I have so many pictures like this that may cause stories and tales. Thank you so much for reading, I really appreciate your support.
The music is "Walk On" by Neil Young
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