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Our 'Walking on Wednesday' today took us to Milldale , just on the border of Derbyshire and Staffordshire. Although the weather wa...

Having discussed the John Singer Sargent of the children in the garden with their amazingly illuminated lanterns, I thought I ought to trac...

I was out and about at 8am this morning and managed to pull in Lidl, The Co-op, a haircut ( because Y had said I was looking seedy again ) M...

Complete Sunday Rest Day. Great fun. Picture 1 is the Stable Block at Wollaton and Photoshop kindly made it into a line drawing for me, s...

Today I shall keep well away from controversy and if any photography judges happen to pass by my window I shall call them in for a cup of te...

More from Wollaton Hall. This delightful chap has been keeping his beady eye on the Nottingham peasantry for centuries. He looks remarkab...

Another interior from Wollaton Hall and it serves its purpose of illustrating what I have been doing. Not an 'exhibition' photo, no...

Last night's National Trust lecture was excellent. Pauline Marples and her husband kept us rapt for over an hour. The pit at Forest T...

Too busy today for taking snaps so I've raided my recent bird archive for todays pictorial interest. Our colony of great-tits thrives a...

Plunging straight into the matter of the 'eschallots' , we must immediately congratulate Bugus on his detective work And withou...

The Robin has finally managed to alight on the tit-feeder! I had every confidence that he would succeed - they seem such determined little...

The macabre sense of humour enjoyed by 6yr old boys is probably as timeless as the joy a good game of 'hide and seek' brings. We p...

I hope you will excuse a brief-ish blog without tracklements this evening. Our busy period continues and we met Lisa and children, Debra ...

Just a little more canal-art because like Jill, I love it. So cheerful and easy to understand, without being garish or kitsch. Jill...

Five of us went to the Shardlow canal-side, Brian, Reg, Roy, Y and me and had a smashing day even though it was around -14C ( well it fel...