We took a moment to stand in the field and watch as the Royal Airforce Plane flew over, on it’s journey south, from Edinburgh bearing the coffin of HRH Queen Elizabeth II to London
It’s a truism that no death stands in isolation, we each bring to it our other losses and grief.
Certainly, those I’ve loved and lost have been felt very keenly in the last few days.
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Watching nature take its course, from the top of a hill in northern England
Watching nature take its course, from the top of a hill in northern England
Uphilldowndale 
We looked up but didn’t see it.
Of all the photos I’ve seen since Queen Elizabeth’s death, this is my absolute favorite. All of the trappings, royal and otherwise, will fall away in that last journey we each will make.
I live under the approach a couple of miles to the east of RAF Northolt but it landed the other way so I didn’t see it. xx