We may all be dreaming now about life after the shutdown – and things returning to normal – but some form of human separation is going to have to continue for quite some time. That’s […]
Month: April 2020
Tinful of history & a royal connection.
Here’s something you don’t see every day – a tin once containing original Bath Oliver Biscuits – and sold by the Old Red House in the city. My thanks to friend Stephen for spotting this […]
Say a little prayer
Bath Abbey is encouraging people to “just ask” if they would like prayers said for themselves, loved ones or those at the frontline fighting the Coronavirus. Because of the government’s lockdown measures, all church buildings […]
Play misty for me
Last decent day of April – weatherwise – has arrived and so this is the last time, for a while, l am going to share images from my early walk with you. Just thought the […]
Bedtime biology
How do you explain genes and genetics to a six-year-old? Parents trying to home-educate their children during the lockdown can now combine their science learning with a fun bedtime story, following the launch of a […]
Saturday sunrise.
Lovely light this morning as l set out to explore my usual daily walk into the nearby countryside. I actually met a fellow walker who had got out of bed a little earlier than me. […]
Wera’s a winner.
Bath’s MP, Wera Hobhouse has won a Newcomer MP of the Year Award given by the Patchwork Foundation – a charity that campaigns to promote, encourage and support the active participation of young people from under-represented, […]
What future for Bath’s economy?
A chance for the owners of local businesses to question Bath leaders on the city’s economy now – and in the future – following this viral pandemic. It’s been organised – online- by the Bath […]
Don’t be shy.
Not much to show for this morning’s walk. The deer were being a bit elusive but a white horse did pose for a picture with the landmark ‘caterpillar’ line of trees behind him.
Mortuary facilities for Haycombe
The growing number of additional deaths – linked with the coronavirus – means that work to install dignified temporary mortuary facilities is set to get underway at Haycombe Cemetery and Crematorium in Bath. In these […]
