As an undergraduate geologist, my favourite subject was igneous and metamorphic petrology, so visiting the South Devon coast is always interesting, and this stretch is…
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… when the living is not exactly easy for all sorts of reasons, but is certainly simpler – and sometimes, quite wonderful. Unable to sleep,…
Taken as I did my daily walk before tackling the weekly shop in Seaton, “limpid” was the word that immediately sprang to mind as I…
Just a phone snap from my morning exercise walk. Lyme Regis Town Council has done a good job in keeping the Lister Gardens tidy despite…
I like to think that I have a pretty extensive English vocabulary, but all that time at home in lockdown wondering what new to write…
A trip with a fellow enthusiast to look at all the boats out of water for repainting was well worth the effort. We were lucky…
‘Tracks’ is not only the name of the theme I use on my web site (find it here), but also the subject of my latest…
Every year, I post an image a day for the Advent period for my friends and followers on Facebook. This year, I am basing my…
As beachcombing visitors to Lyme Regis will already know, the east beach there is a fertile source of industrial and domestic debris. I’m a confirmed…