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Strange figures in Oswestry
I saw a strange figure, then another, and then searched for more.
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Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant
Three gloriously sunny days in the charming, North Wales village of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, to scatter my mum’s ashes and to meet up with many of the extended family.
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Remembering my mum on her birthday
My mum, who passed away in January, would have been 97 today. We miss her.
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The Itchen Way walk – stage 2
The second stage of the 4-stage walk along the Itchen Way was 8 or so miles and took a little under 4 hours. Starting at Eastleigh / Bishopstoke, where the first stage finished, and ending at the city of Winchester, it was a lovely, sunny day and a stunningly beautiful walk.
I saw some large houses with long gardens down to the river; a small herd of alpacas; lots of glittering river water; two attractive bikini-clad girls swimming in the river (a picture would have been inappropriate!). A detour to climb St Catherine’s Hill near Winchester was hard work. Tea and cake in the Winchester Cathedral café was a welcome ending to the walk before catching the train home. A wonderful day.
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Fire and Fury – Michael Wolff
Fire and Fury by Michael Wolff is a gob-smacking account of the shambles in the White House during the first year of the Trump presidency and of the unsuitability of Trump for the position of president. What a monster!Highly recommended for anyone interested in American politics.
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Nonsuch Park
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WTF
Who dat?
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A hazy Worthing
It was warm but hazy in Worthing today and not the best weather for nice images, but these three came out OK with some help from Photoshop.
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Late afternoon
Having done the gardening and completed The Times Jumbo Crossword (once again!), a little refreshment.
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Breakfast
Breakfast, then gardening, then feet up with The Times and the Jumbo Crossword, on a hot, sunny day. Perfect.
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