Monthly Archives: May 2013

To the lighthouse

Posted on 31 May, 2013 by Martin

Blacknore lighthouse, a couple of miles down the coast. Used to be a regular dog walk, when we had a dog. 

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National Botanic Gardens of Wales

Posted on 29 May, 2013 by Martin
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The Garden

Posted on 28 May, 2013 by Martin

It’s raining. One advantage of having a garden, and an allotment (did I mention the allotment?) is that rain is not entirely unwelcome. “The garden needs it!” is a familiar, gardeners’, cry. Also, thanks to a series of drainpipes and … Continue reading →

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Tall Ships

Posted on 25 May, 2013 by Martin

The Gloucester Tall Ships Festival is held once a year. A number of tall ships, of which I know little, gather in Gloucester docks for a long weekend, which is spectacular and entertaining, if a little over-commercialised. Worth a visit, … Continue reading →

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The Severn Way

Posted on 21 May, 2013 by Martin

Over a year ago we started walking the Severn Way, and did quite well, getting almost as far as Shrewsbury, from Bristol. There are some pictures HERE. Because of the rotten weather last year, and this year, we never finished … Continue reading →

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Kinver

Posted on 20 May, 2013 by Martin

We’re in Staffordshire for a book launch. Oh, what circles we move in! It’s more of a booklet, really, about canals, and was dedicated by the author to Sal’s father, Jim, who was a mentor to many in the restoration … Continue reading →

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