Walk This Way - Walking With Nature
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by David Crawford
Like everyone else I never knew what lockdown would actually mean for us all.
I work for Youth Football Scotland and overnight all football was indefinitely cancelled.
On my lockdown walks, I would carry my camera and started to photograph the birds.
As well as enjoying this new challenge I found that nature was having a calming effect on me.
This is the fruits of my labour from lockdown 2020 until the present day.
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