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Monthly Archives: April 2012
The Old Quay Jenny Brown’s Point
Later, on the day of my early wander around Leighton Moss, Trowbarrow and Haweswater, TBH joined me for another stroll as the shadows lengthened. We crossed the fields to the Green, cut through Sharp’s Lot to Hollins Lane and and … Continue reading
Bretton Hall Park
The Yorkshire Sculpture Park occupies the grounds of Bretton Hall once a stately home, then a college, now……I’m not sure what. Aside from the sculptures there is some pleasant walking to be had, and a few odd structures dating back … Continue reading
Wakefield Sculpture Tour
Our trip to Barnard Castle was the precursor to another raid in our guerrilla campaign to explore the UK a weekend at a time. Leaving the kids at the in-laws in Crook (Pieland!), we took the Great North Road down … Continue reading
Posted in Sculpture, YSP
Tagged Hepworth Gallery, Jem Finer, Philip Reinagle, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Slime Mould
We’ve been having big sky weather – the forecast has been showing a black cloud with blue tears dropping from it and a spiky yellow sun poking out from behind – this has translated as large rolling clouds, white from … Continue reading
Posted in Clouds, Eaves Wood, Slime Moulds, Walking, Wildflowers
Tagged Enteridium lycoperdon, Green hellebore, Wood anemone
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Woodwell and Jack Scout – slight return
Another sunny day for an amble. A was keen to get in on the foraging act, and to walk round the shore from Jack Scout so we decided to visit Woodwell and Jack Scout as I had done a few … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Foraging, Jack Scout, Walking, Woodwell
Tagged Foraging, Jack Scout, Woodwell
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Eat Yer Greens
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall was extolling the virtues of nettles as a vegetable in the Grauniad Weekend magazine recently. TBH declared herself willing to give it a go. The boys weren’t interested in going for a walk, but when I rebranded the … Continue reading
York
Our attempt to explore Britain a couple of days at a time (and on a budget) continues. Earlier this week we ‘did’ York. I didn’t take many photos – my camera is small, but not pocket size, so not ideal … Continue reading
Posted in Castles, City Walls, Friends, Walking
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Woodwell and Jack Scout
The day after my idle afternoon stroll. The weather was still holding fair, although much colder than it had been. I nipped out for another short wander, calling in on a couple of local spots I haven’t visited in a … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Fish, Jack Scout, Shells, Snails, Walking, Wildflowers, Woodwell
Tagged Cow's Mouth, Jack Scout, Morecambe Bay, Woodwell
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