In Moscow for a couple of days on route to the Baikal Sea via the TranSiberian Railway. On arrival on 30th June there was a huge rainstorm. The photo below was taken just after the rain. Moscow is three hours […]
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A walk along Crosby Sands and a few snaps of Anthony Gormley’s sculptures: Another Place. Someone painted Shirts and shorts on some of the sculptures. Fortunately, the paint won’t last long in the wind and tide.
A visit to Sidmouth to see Dave Hartwell. We had a stroll in the rain along the River Sid to the seafront. On the esplanade the sun appeared for an hour but it later returned behind heavy clouds. We had […]
A wonderful collection of vintage steam traction engines, tractors, lorries, cars, motorbikes and bicycles with their enthusiastic and equally interesting owners. The growth in the use of steam traction engines in the 1850’s to provide the power to drive other large machines, […]
A walk with Sue and Lauren, from Bossington to Porlock Weir across the Salt Marsh and back. Taking the seaward path we had to walk through the river where the sea breached the coastal gravel barrier. Fortunately, it was low tide. […]
A few days in Looe, Cornwall. The weather was fine for the first couple of days but we then had torrential rain and sea mist with visibility down to about 100m. The shots below were a bit of fun creating […]
A late evening ride on 4th May to Tintagel and, there was nobody around, east along Glebe Cliffs towards Trebarwith Strand. The Camel Trail 5th May. The trail starts at the lovely Snails Pace Cafe at Wenfordbridge and passes Bodmin, […]
A few days at Trewethett Farm Caravan Club Site near Tintagel. The site has a great location adjacent to the Coast Path with views across Rocky Valley to the cliffs and headland. A room with a view. The coastline between […]
Susie and I spent the weekend with Penny Brown in South Woodchester. Woodchester is a lovely village divided North and South by a largely unspoilt valley of pasture and woodland. The village is built almost exclusively of Cotswold stone and […]
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