Some pics from this afternoon’s walk around Isleham.
The cat is a few years old. The priory behind, about a millennium.
Flutter by.
Wall-eyed.
This used to be a railway cutting, but no longer. Cars can’t go there either. But pedestrians can find a way…
(These are on Flickr – you can click them for different sizes and for others in the set. As with most of my photos recently, they’re geotagged, so Flickr can show you where they are on a map if you should happen to be curious!)
From our trip last weekend.
These are on the canal between Bruges and Damme.
I love it here. Good to be back, even if only for a day.
A tiny part of the amazing frontage of Amiens cathedral.
From yesterday’s walk…
Most of the paths I walked on obviously had more quadrapedal than bipedal traffic:
Do you think this notice shows concern about the mortal well-being of the animals, or is it a subtle threat?
I had a delightful paddle down the River Nene this afternoon.
Fleet St and St Paul’s Cathedral tonight.
Part of a ceiling at Newton Hall, near Cambridge.
The back of a Sony battery pack advertises a different model, which promises ‘Absolute Power’.
Well! I’m not buying any of those! Don’t they know that it corrupts absolutely?
A puddle paddle.
This time, the River Cam, on a day when the water was unusually clear.
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