Moody Mills
During the summer I decided to try and take some photographs of a number of windmills in Norfolk and I began with two which are relatively close to each other – Horsey Windpump… Continue reading
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Moving things
I know that sooner or later I will be getting another email saying – “Why don’t you do those quirky pictures any more?” (My readers have such good taste and such a command… Continue reading
Sheringham puts on its 1940s face
What a celebration all these people dressing up in to what is ostensibly 1940s togs. I didn’t think the gentleman looked at all like Mr Churchill, but at least he waved heartily and… Continue reading
Seventeen miles and never a puncture
They did it – The Owen family took part in the Norfolk Churches sponsored cycle ride last Saturday. The managed to visit 8 churches in the Broads area and cycled 17 miles. Never… Continue reading
B F G
BICYLES – FAMILY – & GOD Really? – Bicycles certainly, Family definitely, God well sort of … churches at least. Ruth, my daughter and mum of the other two had this idea to… Continue reading
Reconstructing a historic garden
Photographs this week are from the notable garden of Hestercombe in Somerset. I know my readers don’t want a history lesson but the evidence for Hestercombe goes back as far as the… Continue reading
Could I borrow a shelf in the deep freeze for a day or so?
That was the question I asked after we had a delivery of frozen food last week. I happened to catch sight of a bunch of flowers reflected in a frozen container. They looked… Continue reading
Not quite the Punt Championships
Normally in this space my readers have to endure a rambling narrative which helps the pictures along. This week I will suspend my literary skills in favour of a few short explanations. First… Continue reading
Once you get over the dust – it’s great
Life – the open fields and a combine harvester I wondered if the dust from the chaff thrown up behind a combine harvester would make attractive abstract pictures. Yeh – well I get… Continue reading
All creatures great and small (but mainly small)
The smaller they are the harder it is to find them and then keep them in focus. Ladybirds, for their size move ever so quickly. Even the moth trap I found difficult. Once… Continue reading