I went for a walk down by the River Teme in Knighton yesterday and used the path I usually use and came upon this. You should be able to see the path coming towards the camera except that a lot of it isn’t there anymore. The river has been in flood recently and washed away […]
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We have been loafing about.
30 November 2019For those of you who may not have seen this expression […] -
Here today, gone tomorrow.
25 November 2019I went for a walk down by the River Teme in Knighton […] -
Somebody was hungry.
24 November 2019This is a log that has been split to go on our fire. […] -
A Fortuitous Trip
19 November 2019We have had a lot of rain here recently and we were […] -
The Fungal Jungle
31 October 2019We have just been up into Kinsley Wood on the top of […] -
The Island in the Sky – Day 3
28 October 2019The weather forecast for today was cloudy but dry so I […] -
The Island in the Sky – Day 2
27 October 2019The next morning we couldn’t wait to draw the […] -
The Island in the Sky – Day 1
26 October 2019It all started with a boot full. That is to say a car boot not a boot on the foot. "But wait" I hear you cry "Surely you're not going on another trip so soon after the other one?" […] -
Sun, Sea and Sand – Day Four
19 September 2019Today is our last full day in Tenby as we leave in the […] -
Sun, Sea & Sand – Day Three
18 September 2019Today is going to be an adventure. We are going to get […]
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Here today, gone tomorrow.
25 November 2019 at 9:31 pm No comments
Somebody was hungry.
24 November 2019 at 10:10 am No comments
This is a log that has been split to go on our fire. The dried log is very light which probably means that it is Willow and we do have willow trees in our garden. The creature that chomped its way through that burrow was probably a beetle larva and possibly a member of the […]
The Fungal Jungle
31 October 2019 at 10:01 am 1 comment
We have just been up into Kinsley Wood on the top of Panpunton Hill in Knighton to look for fungi. We found a number of different sorts some of which we think we have identified and some we haven’t. If you can identify any of them do please let me know. These are pictures of […]
Happy Christmas
22 December 2018 at 2:36 pm 2 comments
We would like to wish all our visitors a very happy christmas and a happy new year. It seems almost certain that we won’t be having any snow before the new year but after that who knows?
The New King!
22 December 2018 at 2:12 pm 1 comment
We were in the Offa’s Dyke Centre in Knighton recently and we are now able to introduce you to the new king. This is the old King Offa: and this is the new King Offa: The throne is a replica of what King Offa’s throne would have looked like. The king is a replica of […]
Our weather
12 November 2018 at 12:07 pm 2 comments
About a year ago I purchased a weather station which I erected in our garden where it has been standing since. I thought that you might like to see some aspects of our weather over the last year. First the temperature (Blue Line). You can ignore the red line which is the Dewpoint. Secondly […]
Rocks and Red
5 October 2018 at 11:08 am 3 comments
A short while back, before Amanda had her foot operation, we had to go to Llandrindod Wells and I stopped to take this photograph on the way. It shows a hill called Llandegley Rocks but known locally as the Dragon’s Back and perhaps you can see why. We keep promising ourselves that we will climb […]
