Remembering January
My television was full of all the awful things that happened in January – threats of war, economic ruin, scandals (notice the plural), the plight of refugees and it seemed to go on… Continue reading
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Punters take to the streets
2026 will mark and important anniversary for the Norfolk Punt Club. It is 100 years since the club was founded and to mark this occasion lots of different events have been organised for… Continue reading
Welcome to my non-working fun fair
It’s quite amazing where I get to when I decide to have a day out. In the sort of weather we have been having, to be honest there isn’t much incentive to go… Continue reading
Puddles
Some of you may have noticed that recently it has been raining quite a bit. You never took me for the Sherlock Holmes type did you? The roads round us have been awash… Continue reading
Seeking inspiration
Last week I was asked by a fiend “what gives you inspiration?” Bit of a bolt out of the blue that one was. Something I had never consciously considered before. Well here goes.… Continue reading
In search of Nativity
It’s just so good to get away from pictures of snowmen and the eternal robins. Of course I like robins – I have something of a personal interest you know (or perhaps you… Continue reading
My old mum’s camera
It was an old Box Brownie – if I looked inside it I could tell you exactly which one it was, but there’s a film in it. The pictures looked a bit like… Continue reading
Inside and Outside Norwich Castle
Now that all the renovation work and a total reconstruction of the inside of the keep of Norwich castle has been completed, I thought I would go for a wander round with the… Continue reading
Circles of the year
You can have an opinion about the value of something without necessarily knowing the name of it. Take pretty girls for example! (you can see what’s coming can’t you.) In the old days… Continue reading
Eating the garden
Every Friday during the summer months I cut our lawn and every week I bang my head on the branch of one tree as I try to walk underneath it. I moan and… Continue reading