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Pete's Favourite Things

Birds and trains and history and all of the things that I enjoy

Author: Pete

I am semi-retired after a career in medical sciences. I now work from home doing independent research and consultancy amongst other things. One advantage of this is that I do have time to indulge my interests including birdwatching, natural history, steam trains and history particularly ancient history.

Over the Thames (1)

On a recent visit to Greenwich for the tall ships Festival, Keith and I decided to take a ride on … More

Emirates Air Line Cable Car, River Thames

Tall Ships Festival 2017 (2)

Aphrodite is a brig from the Netherlands which when not attending Tall Ships festivals cruises in the North Sea and … More

Aphrodite, S.Maria Manuela, Tall Ships Festival

Views of Brixham (3)

Sitting in a valley leading up from the Harbour, the Town of Brixham is colourful and attractive.       … More

Brixham

Flying Scotsman Flying South

60103 ‘Flying Scotsman’ is probably one of the most famous and iconic heritage steam engines in the UK and this … More

Bluebell Railway, Flying Scotsman

Naturelog: 15th April

After a trip to IKEA at Lakeside, Sue and I dropped into the RSPB reserve at Rainham Marshes for a … More

bough beech reservoir, Garganey, Grey Heron, Little Ringed Plover, Orange Tip, Rainham Marshes

Naturelog: 13th April

  During our visit to the Tall ships festival, Keith and I took the opportunity to drop into the Greenwich … More

Common Tern, Greenwich Ecology Park, Herring Gull, lesser black-backed gull

Tall Ships Festival 2017 (1)

  Keith and I spent a day at the Tall Ships festival this week. Our first stop was at The … More

Tall Ships Festival

Views of Brixham (2)

Brixham in South Devon stands at the southern end of Torbay. It is a harbour catering for both the Fishing … More

Brixham

Statues and Monuments: Diana of the Treetops

This statue by Jim Clack was commissioned in 1951 and erected a couple of years later. It originally stood on a … More

Diana of the Treetops, Green Park, statues and memorials in London

Garden in colour

On this bright sunny morning, the gardens are looking wonderful with a riot of colour.

Garden Colours

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