Leaves
spin in eddies, chasing each other around in swirling spirals like
school children let out for a break. The action, in fits and starts,
is concentrated in the middle of the road bridge over the Calder,
in the lee of the parapet along the western side.
The
wind-sorting has left a long bar of sand, grit, dust and debris
along almost the length of the bridge in a strip six inches to one
foot wide, running parallel and about six inches from the base of
the wall.
There
are lots of winged seeds of the ash sprinkled about. Each has a
twist on it, like a propeller blade.
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Leaves
spin in eddies, chasing each other around in swirling spirals like
school children let out for a break. The action, in fits and starts,
is concentrated in the middle of the road bridge over the Calder,
in the lee of the parapet along the western side.
The
wind-sorting has left a long bar of sand, grit, dust and debris
along almost the length of the bridge in a strip six inches to one
foot wide, running parallel and about six inches from the base of
the wall.
There
are lots of winged seeds of the ash sprinkled about. Each has a
twist on it, like a propeller blade. 
