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I’ve been listening to John Lennon

Bless You – a new John Lennon track to me and a rather nice one. It is a ballad expressing his love for his wife Yoko Ono, from whom he was separated at the time.
Bless you wherever you are
Windswept child on a shooting star
Restless Spirits depart
Still we’re deep in each other’s heartsSome people say it’s over
Now that we spread our wings
But we know better darling
The hollow ring is only last year’s echoBless you whoever you are
Holding her now
Be warm and kind hearted
And remember though love is strange
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Polesden Lacey

iPhone images in raw format












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I’ve been listening to Yussef Dayes

I came across them on the tv playing this piece at Glastonbury. Not everyone’s cup of tea but I like it. Best played through headsets or speakers.
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Teddington mid-evening

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A café in the woods

Another very hot day but there was a lot of shade and the sun was always behind me. A variation in what has become my favourite walk led me to find a fabulous mobile café in the woods. It was a treat at the end to have lunch at a lovely pub in Leatherhead. A mixture of camera and iPhone images, which I’m very happy with.
















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Westhumble to Leatherhead (again)

I’ve done this walk 3 or more times over the past couple of years. I wish the first mile or so wasn’t uphill, but apart from that it’s a walk I will continue returning to.
I was convinced I’d come across a small, wild strawberry, so I ate it and it tasted like a strawberry and I wasn’t poisoned – but I think it may have been a raspberry!
I came across an elderly (80 years old), Japanese (possibly) gentleman on the walk. He walks 5 miles a day round these hills and paths and up to the age of 72 he had run them. I’m glad I made the effort to talk to him. Mid-walk I had a sandwich and a mug of tea at the splendid Bocketts Farm. At the edge of a field I counted 11 horses. Further on there was a heron proudly overlooking the river. A nice walk on a rather hot day – and the trains behaved themselves.
All pictures taken with the camera – so much better.












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Burnham Overy Staithe

An absolutely stunning walk!













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Cromer & Sheringham by bus

An hour to Cromer on the bus – a revisit after 50 years, followed by a short ride to a very disappointing Sheringham – the two b&w images sums how we feel about the place. The bus to Cromer was packed with humans and dogs – they like their dogs in this part of the world.

































