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Pictured here in the ground and then in context, under the wigwag at the allotment… An allotment I’m trying to make as wildlife friendly as possible, under the watchful eye of the Town Council… There are rules about keeping them neat & productive after all.
Interestingly, bonfires are no longer allowed, because of the newly real danger with the soaring summ...
“What on earth is that?” you may ask. Well what I mean firstly is that am using eco washing up liquid hopefully less of a surfectant than normal big brand types (and hopefully less disruptive to our precious water supplies down the line).
And then trying not to be tempted to remove all the little cotton wool like spiders’ nests in the corners because come Sprin...
The other day, warm London sunshine…under the plane trees…
Today a definite freshness in the air… And the much anticipated autumn glow up at local supermarket car park might not last very long, with this chilly wind! Now my friend did tell.me what those spectacular maples are called… Let me just look it up, nope – it’s something like autumn golden glow…These did...
Just for a day, a few hours even, a visit to the capital today in soaring October sunshine brought back years’ worth of memories of living and working in the city, many moons ago. Not all of them good, much as I love it, with all the white painted architecture and culture on offer…Lunch in Covent Garden with a great friend (from pre-London days even) was a real treat and walk...