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After dropping Y at Phoenix Park en route to the City where she was meeting June C for lunch, I decided to drive round Back Lane at Moorgre...

It gives me great pleasure to publish a Bungus painting entitled ' Night Surgery ' and, like the ' Old Man and Dog' the ba...

This morning we watched The Marathon. Although the weather was changeable I guess the runners don't mind getting wet but we saw loads of...

Spontaneous decision early on, to risk the weather and go out for the day. Y had been up since 6am and I felt up to it, so we decided to ...

Picture 1 was given to me by the artist, Kathleen ( and I can't remember her surname) who used to go to Nottingham Writers Club. We w...

Another knobbly tree from WoW, a Helen one this time. She says it is the same tree that Reg photographed ( see yesterdays blog) but from ...

The tree opposite the front gates is a joy and I thought I'd better 'catch' it before it is in full leaf. The lighting is from a...

This is from our office window. I would have gone to dig for my crock of gold in the middle of the football pitch, but I couldn't manag...

Picture 1 is Sky and Brooke's Anniversary Cake which they so kindly hand-made for us. And very delicious it is too. Moist, lovely so...

Tracy, with help in the kitchen ( Andy mostly) had done a super job and the food was magnifico. Far too many dishes to talk you through. ...

As you can see from Picture 1 Basil Rooting is making an annual guest appearance. The cuttings really are so easy to 'strike' in t...

Brian Smith got some excellent Creswell Crags pictures and on Thursday evening he put about 40 on a memory stick and said I could blog a cou...

Picture 1 is a Bungus photo and I think he should call it " I've got my eye on you " - nicely captured and a pleasure to publ...

Yet another smashing WoW day, there wasn't much light but Creswell Crags was most interesting. Picture 1 is of the Meden River which flo...

Going along with Anthony Aloysius St. John Rob I don't decry the virtues of monochrome work but, being a simple man, colour helps me to ...