Yes, E- Day approaches. Extraction Day. It’s probably over thirty years since I had a tooth out, and that was to make room for other teeth in an over-crowded area, so taking out a rotten tooth counts as a new experience. No-one enjoys having a tooth out, but I do remember that it was done… Read More Open wide, please
It’s a grey day in Bath. Overcast sky with a threat of rain and the bath stone buildings are looking a little glum – less butterscotch, more beige. But that doesn’t stop the visitors. The city is packed full of shoppers, tourists and summer language school students crowding the pavements and overflowing the coffee shops.… Read More Two chimney sweeps and a pineapple entrepreneur
Bath Preservation Trust and No.1 Royal Crescent present: A Day in the Life of the Royal Crescent 29 July 2017 11am – 3pm The Royal Crescent was the greatest open-air theatre in Georgian England. In the 18th century John Wood the Younger’s sweeping terrace of thirty houses became the stage upon which the fashionable visitors… Read More Put on your bonnet, grab your reticule and get down to Bath
7/12/10 Crystal Magic Hoar frost has transformed the countryside into a beautiful world of sparkling white crystals. I stopped to take pictures near Beckhampton Stables looking across the downs where the horses exercise in the runs. If there were any there, they were lost in the early morning mist. 6/12/10 Call this cold weather I’m… Read More 2010: a year of Cranford, croissants, dogs, D’Arcy, knitting, finding missing persons & much more
