There are many benefits to living close to Addenbrooke’s Hospital, but, as any Cambridge resident will tell you, its effect on the aesthetics of the region is not one of them. Usually the best way to improve its visual appearance is to go a long way away. And then face in the opposite direction.
Even Addenbrooke’s can have its moments, though. It’s about 4 miles from my house, as the crow flies, so this was taken with a long lens from my kitchen window.
Ah, so here’s why my shiny new lawnmower isn’t getting as much use as it might…
Our spaniel is sitting looking out of the patio door, and positively quivering with excitement…
Tilly inspects the recent repairs to her castle walls…
Here’s a photo of snow melting in my front garden this afternoon. It occurs to me that, even without other clues such as the British number plate on my car, you could at least work out from this whether I was in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere. Can you see how?
Spotted this morning just behind my in-laws’ house in Michigan.
I’m at a conference in Modena, the city of balsamic vinegar and Enzo Ferrari.
Cley next the Sea, Norfolk
Some of the wonderful windows at Binham Priory, Norfolk
Tilly and I were walking in the woods yesterday. We passed an Ent, who turned and watched as we went by.
Penshurst Place, Kent
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