Several wild windy days have started shaking apples from our two trees, which is good news for wasps, ants and small rodents, but less so…
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A lot of my photos are quite colourful, or at least depend on colour to work. But our constricted life can be rather dreary and…
… to take a lyric from the song popularised by many artists, though I usually think of Tony Bennet’s version. We try to walk down…
A brief day of Indian Summer was just the right time for a walk near Brixham with a friend. We started at the car park…
The sky’s been very much in my thoughts recently – life on the ground has been quite trying so looking heavenwards has been a welcome…
A lot of people complain about the Town Council (as in most communities, it’s always easier to complain than to praise) – but the gardening…
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…
… 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…