Monthly Archives: August 2026

A while since we were in Aberaeron, in Ceredigion, Wales. 2013, in fact, if these notes are to be believed. We were here for some walking and the partial eclipse, which has been eagerly anticipated. Also we were joined by … Continue reading →

A picture from our back garden, found in a camera I haven’t used for a year or so.

Not a traditional location for a walk, but it was interesting to see HPC (Hinkley Point C) close up. The nuclear power station is visible from Weston Super Mare and from towns along the coast to the west, like Minehead. … Continue reading →

This very old village, a few miles south of Bath, is full of history, with a packhorse bridge, a ford (dry at the moment), a neolithic tomb, disused railway (Dr Beeching), Monmouth rebellion connections, WWII defence remains, an old Fuller’s … Continue reading →