A Private History of a Public City. Mapping London through Blog Posts. A Brief History Of Aldersgate Street. I was sorting through some boxes with photos that my father had printed from the original negatives and I found the same photo, and on the rear was written Aldersgate Street. The huge heap of rubble must be from the buildings demolished on the future site of the Barbican. Comparing the height of the rubble with the lamppost gives some idea of how much must have been removed from the site.

Far from the beach, but still surrounded by treasure of all kinds just ready to be found, looked at, gloated over, gleaned and swiped or simply created! Here are my latest finds. Wednesday, February 28, 2018. End of the month, and no time to write anything. This seems to have become more than a passing trend, and whilst time ticks along at the usual pace,. I seem to be doing less and less in absolutely every area of life - except work. Wednesday, February 28, 2018.

We have been driving a little blue Fiat Panda for the last four years without too much trouble but as with most cars there comes a time when maybe it has to be considered if its worth repairing of changing to anothe car, as it has with this one. The seats on the Panda were quite low down and both of us were sort of hanging on to the doors to haul ourselves out, lol.

Sunday, 2 April 2017. Several boxes of CDs recently came our way through a friend. He used to sell CDs, so in amongst them are some multiple copies of one or two items. Back to being given several boxes of CDs - well, I know that sounds exciting - and it was, until we opened them. Oh, the thrill of the unknown! And if they did, would anyone dare buy it? Just tell .

Wildlife Garden Flora and Fauna . Sunday, 26 July 2015. Till the next time, take care,. Just trying to face the future instead of letting the guilt of my past hold me down. Our Quiet Life In Suffolk. Not Blogged For A Week.

Of gibbons and unexpected things. Used under a CC BY-NC-SA 2. A history of urban nature writing. Image from Wildlife in the City by Alan C. Right up to the present day when the genre seems to have exploded. Once lodged in my mind, the idea refused to budge and it has been there ever since.

Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it. Llanddwyn Island and Newborough Warren. Rhos-on-Sea bird sightings list 2011. Rhos-on-sea bird sightings list 2012. Looking across to Conwy Estuary from Bryn Euryn.