Design work has kept me away from English Country Walks over the past few days, so instead of a new walk report this week I’m posting a handful of HI-RES images taken on walks we’ve done in the last month.

These should be suitable for using as desktop wallpaper for your Mac or PC. Just download the file that best matches your display resolution. If you don’t know what your display resolution is, you can check it here (requires Javascript enabled).

Hope you like the photos that follow. Comments welcome. Enjoy!  –DW

White Cliffs
Seaford Head
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Stonehenge & Salisbury
Waterfowl on the River Avon at Amesbury
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West Somerset
Evening primrose, Oenothera fruticosa
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New Forest
Night train at Lymington
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Tiptree
Pale tussock moth caterpillar, Dasychira pudibunda
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OK, let’s see if this will work …

I have tried saving one of the pictures from the Essex walk in different sizes so you can download the image and put it on your desktop if you so desire.

Because the camera I’m using only has around a 4-megapixel resolution, the clarity may not be that fantastic. Your comments welcome, as always.

Ed, thank you for being the unwitting model in this shot!

To try out the desktop wallpaper, you’ll need to download one of these files. First, pick the one that matches your screen resolution, and click on it to open it in your browser. Then, if you have a PC, you should be able to simply right-click on the image and choose “Set as Background” or “Set as Desktop Background”. Mac users, I’m sure it’s even easier than that.

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Next walk is to Benington Lordship gardens on Thursday. If you want to come, RSVP and be at London Moorgate station ticket counter at 8:30am Thursday morning!

— DW

PS: I’ve removed the logo from the image so it’s ad-free now.