We see quite a lot of balloons in our area. They take off from West Meon Hut and often drift over. I’d love to go up one fine evening.
Monthly Archives: August 2010
The Evening of 30 August (210/365)
Front Door Back Door (209/365)
Complete with letter box and cat flap
From High Peak (208/365)
Between Budleigh and Sidmouth on a walk this morning from Ladram Bay campsite
The Palm House, Bicton Park (207/365)
This incredible greenhouse was built in the 1820s
Ladram Bay at Low Tide (206/365)
The Earth and Moon As Seen From Mercury
I really like this picture of what our home looks like to the Mercurians. Going to the moon no longer seems such an odd thing to do. From this article.
Plops (205/365)
Check out the nearest drop :)
Krishnamurti Centre, West Wing (204/365)
How d’ya like them apples?! (203/365)
Fruit Sinclair v2.02 (202/365)
Freshripe organic Brockwood bounty, straight from the vegetable garden.
Preshaw House (201/365)
This element of the house is 17th Century, (ignoring the second roof behind). There are two additional gables to the left added in the 18th Century.
Geeking Out On Computer Symbols
Ever wondered about the somewhat strange symbols on your computer or keyboard? No, neither had I, but I enjoyed reading about them anyhow.
Window Seat (200/365)
Today we finished all the major jobs involved with moving flats and were able to have a rest. Here is one new place to do just that.
Lesser Seen Brockwood – The ‘Secret’ Centre Garden (199/365)
The Back Yard (198/365)
New living room window, centre top.
One Day Later (197/365)
Bedroom. Everything in its right place.
After one week of decorating, cleaning, moving out, moving in, moving out unwanted furniture, we are pretty much at home. Just a few things to give away, some glass doors to put on, a light to change, a blind to put up and a stand for Caroline’s photo printers to assemble tomorrow. Oh, and a packet of glowing stars for the stairs of course.
Migration to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Follow the intrepid journey as one bag migrates to the Pacific Garbage Patch. Narrated by Jeremy Irons
Oh Dear (196/365)
The bedroom this morning. It’s looking better tonight…
IKEA Koppang (195/365)
I am not my furniture

















