PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge I'm taking a break from the blog for a while - it will be good for both of us. How long is a while? I don'...

click photo to enlarge I remember doing a quiz many years ago in which one of the questions was, "Which is the only country not to f...

click photo to enlarge The flat, Fenland landscape that extends across parts of Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Suffolk is well...

click photo to enlarge On our recent visit to London we saw a lot of Santas. At first it was just one or two of the sort seen annually at...

click photo to enlarge Maybe it's the photographer in me, but I quite like London in the rain. Certainly the photographs that ensue d...

click photo to enlarge On a recent day in London we spent a lot of time on the highways and by-ways of the central and north central area...

click photo to enlarge I've mentioned a few times some of the themes that have developed in my photography during the lifetime of this...

click photo to enlarge The other day we came across, for the first time, the former outdoor swimming pool in Grantham. This facility in W...

click photo to enlarge The first two houses that we bought and lived in suffered from a problem that many buildings have suffered from dow...

click photo to enlarge My household refuse is disposed of in one of three wheelie bins; the landfill bin that is mid-green, the green wast...

click photo to enlarge We have reached the time of year when, due to the low sun, for much of the day the daylight is tinged with yellow. ...

click photo to enlarge Pre-historic remains show that the fallow deer was an indigenous species in the British Isles but  that they died o...

click photo to enlarge In November the centres of our cities and towns enter what I call "that time of year" a.k.a. Christmas. ...

click photo to enlarge It was George Bernard Shaw who described England and the United States as "two countries divided by a common ...

click photo to enlarge "Go ask Alice, when she's ten feet tall" , From the song "White Rabbit" (written by Grace ...

click photo to enlarge There has been a port at Wisbech since the medieval period. Of course, inland ports (Wisbech is over 10 miles from ...

click photo to enlarge More than half of central London's trees are the London plane ( Platanus x acerifolia ), a hybrid of the orien...

click photo to enlarge There's nothing like a walk on a bright autumn afternoon for suppressing in one's mind the memory of the l...

click photo to enlarge To the layman the word "choir" has one meaning, namely a group of people who sing collectively. To anyon...

click photo to enlarge Beauty is all around us, there to be seen if we care to look. Elsewhere in this blog I've quoted the first tw...