So it gets daylight later here than at home, but then I realise that we’re significantly further west. Anyway woke up feeling that I’d had a good night’s sleep but still a bit travel weary. We both agreed that the day would be best spent discovering Puerto de la Cruz, and as this required little…
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…
Clevedon Pier. Sir John Betjeman described Clevedon Pier as “the most perfect pier in England” and who am I to argue with him. Unlike many piers which stand on forests of rusty ironwork, Clevedon Pier stands on a series of rather elegant iron arches. It is a small pier devoid of slot machines, arcades and…
I’ve been in Wales for a wonderful friend’s eightieth birthday, this is a view from near where we were staying. It looks out over a field of wheat, across the Wye Valley to the hills beyond. 25 July 2014
Walking through some woods near Beddgelert in North Wales this scene summed up how green and fresh the country is at this time of year. 15 June 2014
The Sixwheeler Chronicles 