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Ancient Worcestershire woodland.
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A Taste of Eritrea
A friend took us to Mosob, an Eritrean restaurant in London the other day. It proved to be more of a tutorial than a simple lunch, and all the more enjoyable for that! It is a family-run business, and they … Continue reading
Bald Eagle from Mike McMurray
Bald Eagle. An impressive collection of images on this blog, and often quite inspiring. Usually I assume (and I apologise fulsomely in advance to all concerned!) that landscape photographers are hale and hearty souls who live on brown rice or … Continue reading
Old stamping grounds, new look…
A few weeks ago we were up in Yorkshire briefly to visit family, and I thought we’d pop into Bradford on the way back to see what they’d done with the new City Park, having seen some pictures of this. Unfortunately … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Locality, Photography, Random, Travel
Tagged Bradford, gaumont cinema, urban regeneration, Yorkshire
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Risotto Primavera
Had to get some more asparagus while the local season is on (the Vale of Evesham is asparagus central!). It was so cold and wet and miserable this evening I decided that risotto was the only possible recipe – the … Continue reading
Small Pleasures
What a pleasure to meander through a local garden last week through the NGS (National Gardens Scheme) and enjoy the fruits of other people’s labour! Over 350 different types of plant and a few unusual additions make this a very … Continue reading
Posted in Houses & Gardens, Locality, Nature
Tagged charity, flowers, garden, NGS, seasonal, spring, visit, Worcester, Worcestershire
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Spring meadows
The Worcestershire Wildlife Trust’s Eades Meadow is looking pretty glorious at the moment. (Quite what made me think that was a good place for a hyper-allergic hay fever sufferer to spend a hour or two, though, especially after going round … Continue reading
Asparagus Season
Yay for the season – a little foray to the Vale of Evesham today. Local ‘gras plus a couple of asparagus and Parmesan scones from the Wayside shop in Wickhamford – excellent. Made “Aunty Delia’s” foaming hollandaise to go with … Continue reading
Hidden History and Hard Work
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A friend invited me along to see the work that enthusiastic volunteers from the Worcester, Birmingham and Droitwich Canals Society, working with the Canal and River Trust, are doing to make secure and conserve the structure of the canalside lime … Continue reading
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