In a Pub in Fowey

Eating dinner by the sea - how very civilised.


Sussex Scenes

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It’s a pretty damn good place to live.


Nothing like a well-mown lawn to remind you that you're a middle-aged man now.

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Easter weekend

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Reboot

New address. New theme. Time to get going again.


Overheard at Waitrose

"Why's this place so quiet?"

“Oh, the football’s on…”

(Panic) “Which match, which match…?”

laughter


Berlin breakfast


View from London's Cheesegrater…


Eric Carle's Autumn

When I was a few years older than Hazel, The Very Hungry Caterpillar was my favourite book. How awesome is it that a few decades later, I can read the blog of the author and see his latest work?


Lewisham: killing you swiftly

A man in Lewisham Central, for example, lives for 70.8 years on average. In the Queen’s Gate ward, is in the affluent borough of Kensington and Chelsea, this figure is 88.3 years.

via www.standard.co.uk

Lewisham Central - where I used to live - is bottom of the league for men's life expectancy in London.

So very, very glad that we got out.