One interesting thing about Dover is the port. It’s easily visible from the cliffs and the castle, and it’s huge. The sheer volume of lorries (and cars) arriving on land and ferries arriving and departing by sea is fascinating. It’s like watching clockwork. It’s easy to see why it’s so busy […]
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This year’s day trip was to Dover, to see the White Cliffs, and the Castle. The cliffs very conveniently have a section managed by the National Trust, with parking and a couple different options for tea rooms. There are a couple different walking paths, though the one closest to the cliff-side has by far
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I’m back from London. We stayed a week, mostly in town (there was one day trip, which will be pictured shortly), hanging out with our friend K, and just seeing the sights. The above pictures are from our first day (last Friday), which was of course the day after we pretty much
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The greening of the forest, with bonus eiders.
Mackworth Island State Park – Falmouth, ME Read More »
More crazy surf this weekend. Gotta love offshore storms!
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High tide and offshore storm…
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I was recently bemoaning the lack of photos on my blog – January is entirely books and knitting up until now. But, it is is winter in New England. It’s not that I don’t go anywhere in the winter – it’s usually just things more like last weekend, where we went down
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