30 minutes to waste before a meeting near Hyde Park Corner gave me the opportunity to walk through Green Park. … More
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.
Naturelog: 7th April
Some interesting finds on this week’s recording walk at the Tarn. The bright sunny day had brought out lots of … More
Views of Brixham (1)
Brixham is one of the largest fishing ports on the South Coast with an extensive harbour which caters both for … More
Naturelog: 4th April
On the way home this lunchtime I decided to stop off at Sutcliffe Park Local Nature Reserve. This is the … More
Formby Point.
Originally posted on Crosbyman66:
It was a beautiful sunny morning so I decided to do a short walk. Having checked…
Crinoids Fossils
Despite their appearance Crinoids are animals. They were common in pre-historic times and often are found as fossils. These are … More
Naturelog: 30th March
Spring is here and so a new recording season begins. Having had a break over the winter from any formalised … More
Rabbit hole leads to incredible 700-year-old Knights Templar cave complex
Originally posted on Michael Bradley – Time Traveler:
Published March 07, 2017 FoxNews.com Hidden caves of the mysterious Knights Templar revealed A rabbit hole…
Statues and Monuments: Rush Green
Rush Green, or as it is sometimes known ‘The Pan Statue’ can be found at Edinburgh gate of Hyde Park. It … More
Brixham sunset
In case any regulars haven’t noticed yet – I love photographing sunsets. Here are some photos from my recent trip … More
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