If you’ve ever had a colonoscopy then you might know that the surgical procedure itself is nowhere near as painful as maybe you’d first feared. I’ve had two colonoscopies in the last month and can now describe them from experience as no more than ‘uncomfortable.’ I’ll get to the precise whys and wherefores of my […]
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2016: A year in 30 photographs
A selection from the several thousand photographs I’ve taken this year for this blog. Taken all together they tell one story of the year. Not a definitive one, more of a meander as you might expect. In a year that’s been turbulent in so many ways it’s been good to have this blog to come […]
Walking to Kensington
A shortish walk on an ordinary day, except there are no ordinary days. So even though it’s grey, a good opportunity to take some photographs of a bit of our city on a Monday in late July 2016. From the long gone days when Georgian Liverpool stretched all the way out to here. Looks much […]
A Day of Interesting Places
One day in Liverpool, in the springtime of 2016. A day of several interesting places. I’ve been in the Royal. Not the current Royal Hospital, or the new and still being built Royal. So then it stood mostly empty and unused for many years. A G.P’s in a bit of it. A conference centre in […]
Wandering About: Down to the River
Having walked a fair bit of North Liverpool then South Liverpool in the last two days it didn’t take a genius or even me to work out today’s ‘Walking About’ route, the middle. Roughly from here in Wavertree, through L7 and L1 to the River. Let’s go. Reflecting as I start out on a third […]
The pleasures of walking aimlessly
Leaving the house today with my walking boots on I don’t, as so often, know where I’m going. But walking down the road I decide I’ll get on the first bus that comes, get off it as soon as I see something interesting, and start meandering round from there. I’m in luck, the bus is […]
