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  • Biscuits - Fig Rolls

    Sorry lovers of fig rolls but there are hardly any food stuffs I won't eat, but this is one. Just look what's happened to good old Abe Lincoln, one minute he was engineering the Emancipation Proclamation

  • Totnes Market with Knobs On

    If I were in the mood and had a brush and a canvas I would do a version of this in paint. We had tea at The Strathpeffer Tea Room which still lives in infamy. Actually spoons are quite good for opening tins. My follow up post will feature some shots from around the town and the food market. Coming soon.

  • Photo Walk to Sherford

    Weathered wood and weathered stone seem to end up with similar textures and colours. Road side stall selling preserves for charity. I haven't tried it, but have it on good authority that the jam is very good.

  • Wands, Part 2

    that I ended up buying two Wands as I felt I may need a spare because you cannot have too much of a good The wand comes in a neutral state and you have to impart your thoughts and feelings into it, only good Then when you are feeling down you hold the wand and it imparts the good thoughts and happy feelings back to you, altering your mood and allowing you to think more clearly.

  • Odds and Sods November 2025

    Looking in the other direction and the spectacular roof of Lime Street railway station dominates the of three firemen and two trimmers who are supposed to have been killed by an explosion in the engine-room just after the passengers had breakfasted, a torpedo struck the vessel slightly forward of the engine-room , and a minute or two later a second torpedo crashed into the engine-room.

  • Photo Walk Plymouth June 2020

    I suppose strictly speaking it is the road junction Drake Circus (nothing to do with clowns and trapezes I suppose having started out costing a penny to pee in the 1850's costing 20 p to pee now counts as good We also go to the loo, the little boys room, and the ladies go to powder their noses, very dainty.

  • The Avon Dam

    Given the vast quantities of rain received in the UK in 2026 so far I thought it would be a good point

  • Eastern Backway

    At the end of Wistaria Place is a disused structure of an old storage room or workshop. There is no roof and the wall along Eastern Backway has gone so the old interior has been made into a the valley has fallen away below so there are several flights of steps down to street level with a good

  • River Avon Moor to Sea 16

    In fact it is so tidal that the road signs specify the speed limit in knots and not miles per hour. at the head of the estuary of the River Avon or Aune, at the point where it is crossed by the A379 road I wanted the tide to recede so that I could finish, by photographing the tidal road, and the river at have noticed that the apple crop seems to be very early this year and this in times past would be a good I could only have dreamed of a Tracy Island this good.

  • Pteris nipponica

    I only lost one which I thought was a good success rate. I have left room for them to grow as one or two will make substantial plants. I am fascinated by how names for foods develop all over the world in relation to their arrival and who

  • Odds and Sods December 2022

    I haven't taken this aerial shot before which is a good location for seeing the whole layout of the area Torcross Hotel Pillbox - This is a machine gun emplacement in good condition. granite arcades; stone lateral stacks with relatively tall diagonal red brick chimneyshafts; slate roof The animal is popular for its ability to store food and create a cozy nest, representing the ability Crossing the road to look at the building for clues....... ........one sees this, from which would have

  • Odds and Sods March 2026

    Wikipedia A main road cuts through the estate leading to the King Harry Ferry which takes you across The King Harry Ferry Bridge is a vehicular chain ferry which crosses the Carrick Roads reach of the estuary a balanced, noble, and honourable man—the only conspirator whose motives were truly for the common good Tessier formally handed over the deeds of the garden "Carrigbawn", Stanley Road, Babbacombe, to the Mayor 1840 Herbert Nicholas Chilcote moved from Brixham to live in a house named ‘Charlwood’ in Babbacombe Road

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