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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.

Naturelog: 29th April

Our final day in Dorset and the heavy rain forecast has not materialised and so we set off for the … More

Dorset Wildlife, Ruddy Turnstone, Weymouth

Naturelog: 28th April

Having visited the southern end of Portland on Tuesday, we decided to explore the northern end of the isthmus for … More

Dorset Wildlife, Portland, Weymouth

Naturelog: 27th April

A day in the Purbeck area of Dorset with local birder, Neil Gartmore as our guide. Our first stop was … More

Dorset Wildlife, Weymouth

Naturelog: 26th April

Day 2 of our trip to Dorset and we set off for a visit to Portland, famed for its building … More

Dorset Wildlife, Portland, Weymouth

Naturelog: 25th April

A few days birdwatching with Keith in Dorset. On our arrival in Weymouth we dropped our luggage off at the … More

Common Pochard, Common Sandpiper, Dorset Wildlife, RSPB Radipole, Tufted Duck, Weymouth

Tower of London (11): Salt Tower

The Salt Tower was built around 1230 as part of Henry III’s curtain wall. It has an upper chamber which … More

Salt Tower, Tower of London

Sunset over the Medway

Sunsets are one of my favourite scenes to photograph. here are some photos taken at the end of the afternoon on … More

River Medway, Sunset

The Bank of England Museum (1): The History 1690-1790

  Originally opened as a method of raising capital funds for the impoverished government of the day to raise funds for … More

Bank of England

Tower of London (10): The Wakefield Tower

The Wakefield Tower was built by Henry III sometime between 1238 and 1272. In early records it is sometimes known … More

Tower of London, Wakefield Tower

Lichens and Mosses

These small plants are often overlooked, but are really attractive. Here are some photos I took recently on a trip … More

lichens and mosses

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