This is my first attempt to put a little video on my web page. The video itself was assembled automatically by the computer: it has just strung several watery images together and garnished them with some rythymic 'music'. Let's see if it works. … [Read more]
Eyke
No, I have not just sat down on a drawing pin. 'Eyke' is the name of a village through which I often drive. The word is genuine: it is a real-life word meaning 'oak tree' in Old Scandinavian. But nobody seems to live there. I never see anyone … [Read more]
A Visit to Orford Ness
Orford Ness off the Suffolk coast is a 10-mile long spit of shingle divided from the land by the River Alde at Aldeburgh and the River Ore at Orford. It ends to the south at Shingle Street, but its 'end' at the mouth of the Ore is constantly changing … [Read more]
Are they real, these sheep?
Meetings with curious sheep, all serendipidous and unplanned; but were they really sheep? These two sheep were browsing under woodland up the Tarset valley in north west Northumberland, almost in Scotland. They clearly showed the effects of the … [Read more]
Did the Vikings play cricket?
'Did the Vikings play cricket?' is not a question that is often asked; but it is worth considering. We believe that merely in asking the question we may well be opening up a new field of scientific enquiry which has the potential to keep many … [Read more]
Sight and sound beside the Suffolk sea
As Covid 19 restriction are, unwisely in my view, lifted, it is nevertheless good to be able to get around in the car again. Actually, that is not true in the sense that throughout the 16 months of the lockdown, I have felt no inhibitions at all … [Read more]
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