The Quest for England
I’ve been keeping a paper record of my life for many years. Some of these journals go back to my twenties when I was studying at mime school in the mid 1980s. Sadly, I no longer have them, but I have managed to hold on to diaries I’ve written in the nineties. They have certainly […]
The sunshine may be over for a while but it should stop us enjoying the wondeful countryside in spring time. I have taken a short woodland walk up a track near Findon in West Sussex, just north of Worthing, on the South Downs. Just bursting into bloom are elder trees and hawthorn. We still have […]
Making bread, rather than just picking it off a supermarket shelve, has to be one of the most primeval acts you can do. The staff of life; Man has been making this since the Neolithic times and the ingredients are very basic indeed.There are plenty of recipes, it seems to me looking on line, but […]
Bluebells in a woodland setting is quite magical. Today I have ventured down to Clapham, near Worthing, in West Sussex, to find a carpet of this amazing flowers. I decided to go early before the world and his brother come out, and by getting over to this woodland while dawn is breaking also offers me […]
The Sunday Chat is a chance for me to catch up with the viewers about the output from the past seven days and things to look forward to in the future.We have passed the 10,000 subscribers, so a big THANK YOU for making that happen, and a special THANKS to all the patrons that support […]
I have been to Cissbury Ring many times, and have made several videos about it. It is a magical place. None more so than first thing in the morning. Sadly I missed the sunrise, but nevertheless, in the early dawn rays, the Iron Age hill fort takes on a spectral appearance, excites the eye and […]