We get some surprisingly big ships on this stretch of the river.

Buoyant bird.

A seagull on s bouy in the river Adur

Beach life.

Various boats off Shoreham Beach, with Rampion wind farm on the horizon.

My eldest daughter loves performing. She never voluntarily passes up the opportunity to be in the limelight.

I suspect she gets it from her paternal grandmother. Here is my Mum performing in an amateur dramatics production sometime in the early 1960s.

Ann Tinworth acting in an amateur production.Ann Tinworth acting in an amateur production somewhere in north London.Ann Tinworth acting in an amateur dramatic production in the 1960s.

Darling buds of July.

Buds on a tree at Woods Mill.

Girls in the wood.

Two girls running through Woods Mill, Sussex.

Window in the canopy.

Trees seen through a canopy window at Woods Mill in Sussex.

A momento of my old life as a hotel and restaurant journalist.

A Hotelympia commemorative playe from 1996, featuring a Gary Rhodes meal.

It turns out that 1970s and 80s Lego is still exciting to today’s children…

I’m loving the way micro.blog plugins solve a few pain points I have with the platform - but which might not bother most people.

This is bleak news: Guardian announces plans to cut 180 jobs. 70 are editorial jobs. Best wishes to my friends and former students working there.

Just paid for another year of micro.blog. You’re stuck with me, folks.

Hand-writing this post using Scribble and my Apple Pencil in iOS 14. That was easier than I expected!

Evening swim selfie.

Adam Tinworth on Shoreham Beach

Exploring the idea of the blogletter. What differentiates it from a more traditional newsletter?

Current status:

Evening on the beach.

The Shoreham Beach boardwalk, looking towards BrightonShoreham Beach, with Rampion windfarm in the background.

Evening in the garden.

A cloudbank over a tree in a Shoreham Beach back garden.

Early evening beach walk.

A surfer in the sea off Shoreham Beach.

After three months with almost no time for anything but work or homeschooling, it feels good to actually do a little work on a side project again: Ring a ring of ospreys from The Osprey Weekly