Fine and Dandy Friday
Hope the clock slows down for your weekends! Pour yourself a glass Of your favourite tipple. Sit back, relax and join me – Cheers! Have a great one.
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Deliberation
Sometimes, care must be exercised. The decision must not be rushed. It is worth waiting for. Under certain conditions, a savoury dish of antipasti is known to prevail...
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Early Bird
For some time, our weekend away in North Nortfolk has been planned, tweaked and adjusted. Lists have been made, children briefed, and gifts, treats and surprises have been prepared...
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Bonnie
Say hello to Bonnie. She’s a Yorkie of considerable age, equating to 70 in human years. Just over 12 months ago, she moved with with her brother Clive to join Pickle in Andy’s...
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A Walk in the Park
The May Day bank holiday weekend has become a tradition of camping, walking and the occasional beverage, the latter purely for restorative purposes of course.
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Around Alton Water
A muddy trail Time for a bike ride around the water again. This time, the weather was grey, it was cold and muddy. Fantastic. I surprisingly completed the lap within 5s of the...
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Share Wiser
I make no apology for the title’s dubious grammar. ‘Smarter’ has been good for millions of Spaces over the last five years or so, but April 30th fast approaches and as
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Only A Day in the Village
We have just returned from a week with this lovely old but renovated cottage: No. 5 The Green, Binham, Norfolk. The village is tiny, yet it boasts a petrol station, superstore (but not...
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Did Yer Loik It Then?
What exactly is it that makes a grand day out? Is it the company in the group you travel with? Is it the destination? Or is it the staff? I’m given to pose...
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Tree bumblebee
Bombus Hypnorum is a relative newcomer to the UK. First spotted in 2001, it has quickly spread across the country, but is not yet in all areas. It is widespread in Europe and reaches...
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Try Again
Having a go at some new ideas in the garden, this March, we trial new seed varieties and thinning the birch trees. All activity has not gone unnoticed however as the onlooker is traced
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The Bell Cage
The building of East Bergholt Church, being as it was ill-timed, has never benefited from funds to complete its tower ad belfry. The juxtaposed bell cage now houses the peel.
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