Adullamite

Shakespeare Café Having risen at the usual time, even though it is a Monday Bank Holiday, I sat lamenting my life for a while at the laptop,...

    Saturday, a day of rest for many, of shopping for others.   I managed to avoid the crowds by joining the crowds yesterday when the bread...

From my eyrie in the sky I watch shorn men wandering about, their hair tidy for the first time in months.  This causes me to wonder what the...

I notice how the media today is filled with people desperate to get into the local pub.  Café's and restaurants seek urgently to open...

This passing shower took ages to pass, cleaning the streets and overflowing the gutters.  Jolly good I say as the streets needed a wash (...

Saturday ought to be one of my many days of rest and instead I have twice wandered slowly around the town searching for things and also s...

It was a dark and stormy night as I made my weary way homewards from another extra turn at the museum.  The rain pelted down, the wet str...

Ah the dying suns rays brighten the darkest skies! Actually it would be lighter but I set the camera to the wrong setting and this resul...

  What was the George Inn on the left and the Three Tuns on the right. The bad reputation earned by New Street during the 19th centur...

   There are many things I wish to see in the entertainment world but this is in my mind a step too far!  Five topless barmen?   Just...

Home from an enjoyable Sunday Service, cooked a bad lunch, fell asleep from watching late night football and had to watch another game ...

This depressing view is how we shop today.  Romance tells us that in the past small shops were friendlier, more sociable and more hum...