When all’s said and done

“There’s too much said… and not enough done” – not sure who mentioned that to me but this work I’ll confine myself to doing the pictures (with captions) and saying less.   Last… Continue reading →

Well dressing in a plague village

Up into the hills beyond Chesterfield lies the village of Eyam. I suspect its fame lies in the fact that in 1665 during the great plague in London, Eyam contracted the disease. It… Continue reading →

Drone Photography as Frederic Landes and his Quadcopter visit the Aylsham Roman Dig

This week I had intended to post some photographs taken at the Aylsham Roman Dig project here in Norfolk. Many of my regular readers will know that this archaeological site at Woodgate Nursery… Continue reading →

And now for something completely different

Regular viewers of these pages will know that from time to time they can see the latest sailing pictures – usually from the Norfolk Punt Club. Possibly not all those (I use the… Continue reading →

Harley People

Suddenly the town was full of interesting people. They arrived, as usual on their Harley Davidson bikes. They made tons of noise and enjoyed making it.   Last year I featured their motorbikes.… Continue reading →

Walking in circles

I used to enjoy walking round Norwich Cathedral, so I thought with all this sunshine I would give an old idea a new twist. With my upgraded teleidoscope I went round Norwich Cathedral… Continue reading →

Variations on a theme

I liked the Wells Art Trail although some of the exhibits were a bit difficult to find and not necessarily where the map thought they were. I also got a bit confused because… Continue reading →

I don’t really do pretty

Not a word I use a great deal – the occasional compliment – but for me an expression used sparingly. Earlier this year I visited Gooderstone Water Gardens near Swaffham in Norfolk with… Continue reading →

Floral Dreams

That was the nature of the exercise. Find some lilies, find some more flowers and see how they fit together. An interesting exercise if you like that sort of thing. Mind you the… Continue reading →

Sailing in the sunshine with a 100 year old lady

Last weekend’s Punt Open Regatta on Barton Broad was idyllic. Lots of sunshine to tempt out the crews and a fair wind – not quite true – a fairly gusty wind if the… Continue reading →