Polar Bear

Sue commented that this piece of ice from Icewatch, London (See yesterday’s post) reminded her of the Polar Bear in … More

Ice-Watch London

“Put your hand on the ice, listen to it, smell it, look at it – and witness the ecological changes … More

Originally posted on Towheeblog:
“You may drive out nature with a pitchfork, but she will always return.” –Horace “In nature…

This cat has been in the garden for a few days chasing the Grey Squirrels, without much sucess. They just … More

The M7 class locomotive came into service in 1897 and was primarily used on the London Network of the London … More

Continuing my look back over the 5 years of the blog. This was certainly a highlight for our garden (posted … More

Born sometime around 207 AD, Severus succeeded his cousin Elagabalus, when the latter was assassinated. He was 15 years old … More

The Canada Goose is one of our common resident geese, Introduced from North America from the late 17th century it … More

This statue of General Gordon is located in the riverside park at Gravesend in Kent, close to Gordon Promenade and … More

On Saturday Keith and I went to see The Barbarians (an invitational international side) play Argentina at Twickenham. The Barbarians … More