Cold and icy up at Lancing College this morning.

Trees and college vans just pre-dawn at Lancing College.

On a doorway in the Brighton Lanes.

Harsh, but fair.

A sign on a door reading "no stupid people".

Somewhere in all that is my eldest, preparing to sing her heart out.

The Young Voices choir at the O2 Arena

I first came here 23 years ago, and saw Peter Gabriel’s OVO as part of the millennium dome exhibition.

My first time back at the Dome in maybe 15 years. Last time I was here, it was to see Pink as a birthday treat for my wife.

The approach to the O2.

A moody, frosty bridge on my way to London this morning,

The Adur Ferry Bridge covered in frost.

Lovely, frosty morning on the beach this morning.

Shoreham Beach on a frosty morning.

That’s it. Revue is gone, killed off by the new “management” of Twitter.

Once a great service, it never really kept up with the accelerating pace of newsletter evolution.

RIP Revue. 🫡

The landing page for the shuttered Revue newsletter service.

Frost on the roof, sun on the river.

A frosty roof with the sunlit river Adur in the background.

Quite the sunset this evening.

Sunset over the Adur.

Well, it may be sub-zero in the garden this morning, but spring is still a’coming…

Shoots pushing through the earth in our back garden.

Home, from the bridge.

Emerald Quay, as seen from the Adur Ferry Bridge.

Nice to get the Apple Fitness “Ring in the New Year” challenge in the bag.

Every Sunday, I tell myself the early starts are worth it.

And sometimes it’s really true.

The sun rising behind trees at Lancing College in Sussex.

Complex clapping game in progress. 🤷🏼

My weekend reading has arrived. 📚

It turns out that glass-sided bridges require more maintenance than you’d think.

Workmen replacing glass on the Adur Ferry Bridge.

Nice to see more EV charging infrastructure going in just around the corner.

A sign warning of roadworks for EV charging infrastructure.

There’s a guy down the river collecting old boats. He seems to be working on them. It annoys some locals, but I rather like it. It’s a great reminder of the Tonks maritime past.

The sea is bringing in some big bits of jetsam right now.

Walkers and shingle shifters on the beach this afternoon.

A dog walker and a convoy of trucks on Shoreham Beach.