It is not possible to admire blossom unless you have sunshine, this was lacking somewhat as I crossed the park to post another offical document through the council's closed door. I ventured through the town market early, few around before nine in the morning, bought sherry milk from the store and have remained comatose since. I am beginning to like it this way.
Very annoying that the other week I took seevral shots of the 'Yellow' moon and none of them worked. I used to be able to manipulate the image to give a fair impression of the surface, recently this talent has evaded me and my camera. I must blame the camera for this, surely it canny be my fault...?
Several commentated on the Maldon post, (well, two!) and in particular this man Byrhtnoth who led the defence of the nation. This nation is the one beginning to be called the 'English' nation, though they were 'Saxons,' not 'Angles,' from whom the name derives. The 'Angles' were found from the Forth to the HUmber, so why did 'Saxons' on the south east coast become 'English?' Typical England, steal from others and call it your own.
The Scots at this time were busy building hospitals, schools, and benefiting others by spreading Good News and care worldwide...
Here, for those interested, is my previous post from way back, regarding the 'Battle of Maldon.'
2 comments:
At least Northey Island has been left to the birds...unlike Osea, whch seems to be home to some very rum human birds...
Fly, I see a 4 star hotel on Osea. Very rum indeed. National Trust still own Northey.
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