1. In a desert of sand-coloured August grass a cluster of bright blue harebells smiles at the sky. They are that sort of blue that makes you want to crinkle up your eyes and look away.
2. The path that cuts straight through the Common. When I am halfway down, I like looking back up towards Mount Ephraim Road.
3. A little dish of small black olives.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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