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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Plan B
Blea Tarn with the Langdale Pikes (centre) and Side Pike (right) behind. I met up with CJ again on Sunday for another bout of list-ticking. We had planned to park in Little Langdale and walk the Greenburn horseshoe, but when … Continue reading
Posted in Birketts, Friends, Wainwright bagging, Walking
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Rotten to the Core
Last week’s weather brought biting winds out of the east and then, when the winds shifted back to the prevailing westerlies, Atlantic gales. On Thursday night, when the good burghers of SIlverdale put out their bins and recycling boxes, the … Continue reading
Posted in Eaves Wood, Leaves, Trees, Walking
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One Man and his Blog
Eaves Wood colours. Sunday. Another fine morning. B and I out investigating the sheep-dog trials in the field behind our house. We watched as a young shepherdess and her collie manoeuvred three sheep around a course and into a small … Continue reading
Posted in Eaves Wood, Fungi, Leaves, Sheep
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Up With the Lark
I opened the curtains on mist, frost and a perfect pale blue sky. A thin wave of fine dots advanced across that backdrop – I assumed starlings leaving the roost at Leighton Moss. They were in a long line stretching … Continue reading
Posted in Eaves Wood, Fungi, Leaves, Trees, Walking
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Delight: Autumn Leaves
No surprise for anyone who has read this blog before to discover that I quite like leaves. The blog is about, as TBH puts it: ‘leaves and stuff’. But even for those of us who don’t spend their time obsessively … Continue reading
Posted in Delight, Leaves, YSP
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Yorkshire Sculpture Park
I’m way behind as ever. In the last week of October (half-term) we had a number of days out with the kids. One was spent at YSP, which we’ve visited many times before. We’ve been particularly keen to visit of … Continue reading
Posted in David Nash, Sculpture, Sophie Ryder, YSP
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It’s Not About the Bike
Last week, when CJ and I were engaged in our mammoth stroll, we watched a pair of ravens seemingly enjoying a little acrobatic stunting. One of them was carrying something white in its beak. It dropped it and then spiralled … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Books, Cycling
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Kilimanjaro Climbers Needed
A recent comment contained a request: Hi Mark, I hope you are well. I work for a company called Jam who are closely involved with the No Surrender Charitable Trust. I am trying to raise some awareness around their recent … Continue reading
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