Musings on life and times
He alights from the train; his destination, Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle. Unsurprisingly, they occupy the high ground. A walk of just over a kilometre. The shortest distance appears to be through the town centre. The road, becomes a lane, but the cathedral remains in sight. The ascent gets steeper. Later he discovers that, typical British humour has applied. The last section is simply called “Steep Hill”.
A rather late response to the WPC : Ascend
This occasional visitor, to our garden, is a Tawny Frogmouth, Podargus strigoides. Usually nocturnal, he is quite well camouflaged in the bottlebrush tree. However, when he is on the ground, he is being really cheeky.
for the Weekly Photo Challenge, Cheeky.
An evolving scientist was fortunate to visit Sheffield Park, a National Trust property in East Sussex. It was Sunday, there were many visitors including children and yet, it was serene. Sublimely serene.
an entry for the Daily Post Challenge : Serene
