My trip for today was a visit to the yard where I first kept my horse Jet and where Jabi went on the vibrating thing to ease his...

My experiences with trees, as I approach Cronedom, suggest that rather than seeing life as a laser-like trajectory aiming to a single...

Not the normal park, but the one a little further away which is home to some lovely trees. The one I have focused upon in this...

So, I took these pictures on the same day that I photographed the trees at Althorp. There were two peacocks and both seemed very used to...

Another walk, this time to see Kairos... though I spent some time with the Intelligence is Form Oak, looked at some damaged oaks, spotted...

Visiting an old barn which now houses bee hives.

This continues on from yesterday's musing... and incorporates more quotes. Firstly, this is interesting to set the scene. It's from Cull...

You know, I'm thinking still about the indigenous and colonial, native and alien ideas. Mrs or Ms B is definitely the former. Although...

These three are Tane, the older one, Ash and Chestnut - who are hard to tell apart. Tane will chase Ash off sometimes. Ash chases...

A while ago I said that the picture of the spider web was my favourite among the "little critter" shots, so I decided to devote a post to...

Heartbreak for the dunnocks.

The landscapes I have in mind are not part of the unseen world in a psychic sense, nor are they part of the Unconscious. They belong to...

The tits are still less numerous than they were in the spring. But the coal tit pair still visit. I managed a lovely close up video of...

Tane. I think.

The lovely red rose is having a second flush and there are even more blooms this time.

Wendigo: a mythological cannibalistic monster in the spiritual tradition of North American Algonquian-speaking tribes.

I found this when out running. Clearly, not running very fast.

A back view.

Hey, I'm over here!!

Well, not so much beached as "by the lake".