Saturday, our last day in the Peak District for now, but no need to waste the opportunity for another walk. The sun was, after all,
Month: July 2013
Tideswell, Monk’s Dale, Miller’s Dale and Tides Dale Loop
The morning spent on domestics like tidying up, emptying and refilling tanks etc, we headed a little south to Tideswell by lunchtime. A quick snack
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A Shorter Walk From Castleton – Cave Dale, The Winnats and Mam Tor Landslip
After yesterday’s exertions on the ridge above Castleton, today was a more relaxed affair. Mel had some adverts to design and get off to magazines,
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Castleton to Edale Ridge Walk via Jacob’s Ladder and the Pennine Way
A 16 mile ridge walk through some lovely countryside in the Peak District. The first picture encompasses the route – out along the ridge which
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Tonight’s Garden View and Tomorrow’s Challenge
A very simple delivery to the Sculpture at the Sanctuary Exhibition this afternoon, literally dropping off and leaving them to do the installation. We spent
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There is an Upside to Not Having a Garden of Your Own
It’s something that I’ve been saying for the last couple of weeks, how nice it is to not have to cut the grass now that
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The One Where The Tide Came In
I went for a walk along the beach this afternoon, in part to find out what last nights inferno consisted of (driftwood and tree stump
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The One With The Towering Inferno
The nice thing about living in a Motorhome is that you get an unlimited supply of other ‘gardens’ to enjoy, whether they are part of
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Google Latitude Produces Inaccurate Location Based on Wifi Location
If your wondering where in the world I am, and my location maps seems to be at odds with reality, here is an explanation.
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The One With The Sale of One Postcard
Glorious Weekend. Well, the weather anyway. As for Mel’s craft fair, it was a complete washout. One postcard sold over two days. Begs the question,
