June Sightings
June 5th. At breakfast time, noticed a very large ship going down Channel. It proved to be the MSC Zoe (which with several sister ships)
June 5, 2017
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June 5th. At breakfast time, noticed a very large ship going down Channel. It proved to be the MSC Zoe (which with several sister ships)
And so the cool, dry spring continues without much prospect of change until towards the end of May… May 6th and during the evening there
Made a brief visit to Eastbourne this morning and took these pics of changes taking place within the town. The first is the dismantling of
Up until the early part of the month (including the winter), I’ve been surprised just how tolerant of people that the dozens of turnstones that
After a lot going on in my life during the past month or so including a bout of ‘flu from hell,’ I am going to
On Thursday, I drove down to Seaford in the afternoon and sat in the car on the seafront for awhile. The memorable item of the
Tuesday, December 6th. Upon getting out of bed this morning, I heard the first tentative, sweet notes of a song thrush singing amongst nearby trees.
The following article reflects concerns I have had for decades – the loss of soils by un-enlightened farming practices. Admittedly, some of the best –
Storm Angus. Well, after a night of listening to the wind in the trees and the rain lashing down, I received text at 6-30am from
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b082k795 Building a Library: Vaughan Williams: A London Symphony. Mark Lowther makes a recommendation from the available recordings. Despite the sound of the famous Westminster
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