Put in
Put in at Benson Weir for a 'between-Christmas-and-New-Year' paddle to the Boat House and back. 10mins there, and an hour plus to get back. Eddy hopping for the win.
Kids at the dinner table
If only there was some way to keep the kids off their phones at the dinner table...
A bit gray
One of those days where it's not raining, just that the water condenses onto you straight out of the cloud.
Mud walkers
A nice walk up on the clumps we thought. The walk was nice, just a tad muddy. A portable jet wash would have been handy!
ThinkPad
ThinkPad second-hand refurb T450. Substantially better than anything new in the shops for a fraction of the price. Even used the Ethernet port to fix a bookshop.
Hash tag no dongles as some people like to say.
Christmas Eve Labradoodle Santas
Ewok and Yogi getting into the Christmas Spirit. The RSPCA may have been informed.
Damp. Again
The river floods when the Benson Lock downstream gauge is a smidge over 4m. This is Tony and Marie-Ann's meadows downstream of the lock at 4.6m.
Harvey, Ready
I won the bet about how far Harvey would count before the (GENERAL) anaesthetic kicked in, but only because the anaesthetist had him chatting about sports science instead...
Dartmoor Loop
A loop around a bit of North Dartmoor with Bri and Martin. Amazing desolate views. Beautiful weather (although blowy). Very marshy in places. More on flickr.
Perfect Rest
After a little stroll on North Dartmoor, the Castle Inn was the perfect place for a quick shower, beer, food and bed. Bed with lots of pillows. Perfect.
The white hut in December in Colour
For those with more than a back & white TV license (you do need a TV license to peruse the interwebz don't you?), here's some White Hut (and around) in colour.
The white hut in December
It's that time of the year. The time when Fay and I escape to the White Hut for a quiet weekend. This year started foggy. We lost the view, with only the ghost bus at night to change the scene.
End of the lane
Photographing familiar things. This is the end of the lane. I pass here every day. Except for on duvet days.
Plenty more fish
> This piece of art was made for the people of Kingsand-Cawsand by five young Austrian volunteers who helped to remove about one tonne (130 sacks) of marine litter from the beaches of the Rame Peninsula in September 2014.
Lunchtime Shoreditch Walk
Since I work near Shoreditch (not in Shoreditch, close, ish) when I remember to talk some time to walkaround at lunchtime there's always interesting stuff to stumble upon.
New Waitrose
We have a new Waitrose in Wallingford. It's new in the same way that some politicians are claiming that they'll deliver 40 new hospitals. Yes, it's the same old Waitrose but with some bits done up a tad. There is a new feedback board where you can leave I love.. and It would be better if... comments.