For 2014 I set myself a project to take and publish a photograph every day. Hopefully. Here are the results.
I will have to stop taking “Springtime” photographs soon, but in the meantime I am really enjoying the way so many things are coming back to life. I’ve been looking for some “Sticky Buds” for a while, I like to cut some for a vase and watch as they open up and the leaves come…
Today, sadly, I attended the memorial service for a friend from our climbing club who died doing what he loved to do most. Because of this I have not had the opportunity to take a photograph for today. So here is one I made earlier. Bath balcony. 24 March 2014
Lichen, whichever way you pronounce it. 23 March 2014
It has gone cold on us again but at least today it has stayed dry. If this keeps on we won’t see much more of these. Magnolia and blue sky. 22 March 2014
I’ve said it before but it’s true, sometimes you find the photographs and sometimes the photographs find you. Today it was the latter. 21 March 2014
Yesterday I visited the Royal United Hospital in Bath to deliver a document and discovered that they have an art gallery there. It is in one of the main corridors where the lighting isn’t great, but it is a terrific idea. At the moment they are showing the winning photos from the Royal Photographic Society’s…
More signs of Spring are everywhere. 19 March 2014
I know that I’ve done them before, but these in Weston Park, are better. They are for my friend Sue, who likes them. Celandines. 18 March 2014
For years I told my daughters to eat it as it was ‘good for them’ to the point that I completely fell out of love with it. Last week in Scotland I tried it again so that no one needed to cook something separate just for me and it wasn’t at all bad. Tonight I’m…
Oh for goodness sake, when I left for Scotland I had a muddy lawn now I’m back I find that it has turned into an unruly field. I think that I need a couple of sheep to address this problem. 16 March 2014
The Sixwheeler Chronicles 