Bath Bun. If ever you visit the city of Bath, and you should, one thing you should try is the world famous Bath Bun. This one was from Sally Lunn’s, one of the oldest eating houses in Bath, where the original Bath Bun was created in Georgian times. I am happy to report that this…
Only 72 More Needed. At the Bath Farmers Market today we were entertained by these four trombonists playing Christmas tunes, we only needed another seventy two for the full set. They certainly livened things up a bit on a very cold morning. Most welcome. 13 December 2014
Birdbath. This is our birdbath at the top of the garden. We have a seed feeder close by and both are always popular. I’m not a bird expert by any stretch of the imagination, just know the common stuff, but here’s a tit having a bath enthusiastically. The other bird is a garden ornament. 12…
Saint Michael’s Church, Weston. Wherever I go I like to visit local churches, specially if they are interesting or beautiful. I’m a Godless Heathen so I don’t go to worship but because I find them spiritual places, often with peace and quiet. If I’m lucky enough to hear a choir singing or an organ playing…
Kelston Tump. Suddenly I find that I only have twenty three more days of this project to run. Something that had started out as a burden, turned into an exciting challenge and is now nearly over. I shall miss it but am already thinking about other projects for next year. One thing I will be…
Winter Pathway. We regularly use this pathway on our local walks so see it as it changes through the seasons. Now it is winter time and almost all the leaves have fallen but on a bright sunny day it has seldom looked better. 9 December 2014
Bonkers. I do try to bring you some things that are a little out of the ordinary and then sometimes I find something that is just plain bonkers. This is the latter and I’m just glad that I don’t have to drive it. 8 December 2014
Worthing Beach. Today we have all been down to Worthing to visit my sister-in-law. Worthing is a seaside town on the West Sussex coast west of Brighton. Owing to its popularity with people of “a certain age” it is sometimes referred to as the capital of the Costa Geriatrica. This is unfair although my sister-in-law…
Trompe l’oeil. I have put up a couple of trompes l’oeil in the past but this is undoubtedly my favourite. On the wall of what was once a bookshop in Grove Street in Bath. He’s been up there reading that book got a while now 6 December 2014
Autumn Sunlight. This was the view towards sunset looking across Weston village. Cold but bright, a lovely autumn late afternoon. 5 December 2014
The Sixwheeler Chronicles 