Adullamite

During the past couple of weeks I have begun to relieve around 20-30 spam a day from clearly one crook.  He uses several names as address...

Sitting at the desk during quiet times yesterday I took to reading the 'Kellys Directory' of 1926.  These were large nationwide d...

Today was the first of three half days at the museum.  The usual Tuesday went in the way of the usual Tuesday, busy one minute, quiet the...

This was the third picture I took of this cat this morning.  He was sitting on the tin roof involved in a stand off with a black cat that...

The morning sun shone through the mist like light shining through my brain as I wake in the morning, everything is dim.  I trundled down ...

Nothing exciting happening these days.  The halloween wagon is well under way.  Shops full of rubbish  that lasts for one night and few p...

I was offered a small pack of letters and info one of our regular visitors found among his fathers paperwork.  These concerned one or two...

Nothing happened again today.  The teeming rain forced the citizens indoors except for the poor souls who had to work outside.  Judging b...

Jenny has been keeping an eye on a fire in Finchley Road and I wondered if this was the building I once lived in.   In 1975 I moved into ...

We took our museum De Lorean vehicle and went back to 1215 on Saturday.  King John appeared, anxious to ensure the taxes were being colle...

The question was put "Why don't you live in Edinburgh?"  A question I must report that has often been asked of me, sometime...

The leaves are changing colour, a wee bit like my face when climbing steps.  Still only the beginnings of the yellowing and much greenery...

  Dull, dreich, dismal day today.  Rain from early morning, cloudy drizzle thereafter, just the ideal day to stay indoors and catch up ...

As I sat recovering in the 'Coffee Point' awaiting my host bring the 'Americana' to revive me I sadly cogitated on the in...

The reason my back aches as much as the knees is this allotment.  Having an easy day they said, which meant working in the allotment.  ...

Wareham is indeed a 'wee toon,' with a long history.  Two main roads divide the town into four quarters and a few very tight roa...