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Monthly Archives: December 2008
Woodwell Two Times
Another cold and frosty day. Fine weather still, but the sunshine was more intermittent today. This morning all of the kids joined me for a trip to Woodwell. We took the field path to Silverdale Green and then went along … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Fungi, Walking, Woodwell
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Hutton Roof
Saturday was again cold and bright (and the weather has remained so despite forecasts to the contrary). With in-laws on hand to child-mind we had long planned to escape for a child free walk in the Lakes. Baby S had … Continue reading
Posted in Crooked Trees, Leaves, Limestone Pavement, Maps, Walking
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Christmas Eve Strolls
To Woodwell… …with the whole family, who looked out the geocache hidden nearby… Just past the solstice, the woods hold symbols of both autumn… Dog Rose leaves. And the regeneration to come… …with what are surely new leaves on some … Continue reading
Bonsor Mine
I didn’t get particularly far in my wanderings at Coniston, but I did walk up to the ruins of Bonsor mine a couple of times. The mine is above the youth hostel, alongside Red Dell Beck… There are lots of … Continue reading
Posted in Ruins, Walking
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Coniston Coppermines
We had a long weekend away with old friends at Coniston Coppermines Youth Hostel. The weather wasn’t always great, but the company more than made up for that. Maybe a howling gale outside provides the best conditions for catching up … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Walking
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Squirrel
I often see squirrels on my walks, but they rarely sit still long enough for me to even get my lens cap off, never mind take a photo. Darren manages to get plenty of photos, I don’t know how – … Continue reading
Posted in Walking, Wildlife
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Vegetable Potential
In a brief window of opportunity on Sunday I took S out for a quick turn around the village, combining a fresh air fix with an errand by dropping off a birthday card for a friend on the Row. Although … Continue reading
An Astronomy Lesson
“Dad, Dad come and look at the moon.” “It’s the shiny thing in the sky” Thanks kids.
Forest
The word ‘temple’ comes from the root ‘tem’, to cut – a forest clearing. The inspiration of those who made civilisation’s first temples and churches all over the world, was the forest. You can see it in the pillars, the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Trees
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