A mixed up goose family

I first came across this pair of geese back in the winter of 2013 and they have bred on the…

Statues and Monuments: Frederick Winsor

Frederick Winsor was born in 1763 in the German principality of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. In his 30s, he relocated to London to…

In this case a nearly Emporer. Gaius was the Grandson of Augustus Caesar and the son of Marcus Agrippa and…

I was sent this wonderful photograph as part of a campaign to encourage the creation of Hedgehog Highways, routes which…

Class 08 locomotives were a common sight on UK railways being the standard shunter engine of their time. They now…

I have been blogging here for nearly 6 years so thought I would take an opportunity to re-post some of…

This statue of Robert Scott, the famous explorer, can be found in Waterloo Place in London. It was erected by…

Originally posted on Photography Art Plus:
A real harbinger of Autumn. Many kinds and many of them very good to eat, but only if you know…

Last night Sue and I went to see Neil Oliver’s one-man show ‘A history of Britain in 100 places’. Neil,…

Agecroft No 1 was one of three locomotives built in 1948 in Newcastle to shunt wagons at Agecroft Power Station.…