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The tomato soup all went and there were no returns.
Only one person told me how I should have made it, which was gratifying. In the old days he would have been wearing the soup pot but I have calmed down now.
Looking across Morecambe Bay towards Warton Crag. It's an eceptional area of natural beauty, made up from limestone crags, and is home to wildflowers and butterflies. I shall go there soon. But today was at the dentist, so I think it's time to go home for a cup of tea.
A new government building goes up in Blackpool. The famous tower is still visible through the framing. Soon it will be obfuscated by bureaucracy.
An air vent on an old shop front. One of those simple period details that has survived remodeling over time.
The next train from platform 5 will take me to the dentist.
The rails on the other side have been taken up. No clue why. The buildings used to be a railways training center.
A cruise boat crosses the 18th century Lune Aqueduct.
When you fancy a trip that includes fish and chips and tea, and a nice sit down, then this is a very good option.
I'll keep walking and enjoy the solitude and fresh air.
A kind observation about color cast ... I don't see blues very well. My new kitchen light plays havoc with my pictures. it seems!
Do. here's another go at showing my latest garlic press. What do you reckon?
Elmer the Patchwork Elephant was inspired by the mascot for Bordeaux Zoo.
As an introduction to diversity it's a great set of books. Read more here:
The Secret Suites and Apart Hotel are conversions of former industrial buildings. Each suite is unique and finished to a high standard. It must be one of the quietest spots in town.
Some people make models to pass the time. I'm trying to restore my friend's kitchen knives. They are blunter than bricks 😅
At high tide Morecambe Bay holds over 3 1/2 billion cubic meters of water. The tidal range is about 10 1/2 meters meaning there's an awful lot of water sloshing about, creating tidal channels. King tides and winter storms add to the watery chaos. The sea defences are practical as much as ornamental.
Vespers is possibly my favorite of the hours.
When there's a moment during the holiday season, spare a thought and maybe a prayer for the women who will bring new life into war-torn and famine-struck areas of the world.
Mold appeared around this offshoot. A sprinkling of sodium bicarbonate will change the soil pH and suppress the mold safely.
A fine building that will soon become student flats.
Bibby was a Liverpool entrepreneur whose firm included a shipping business. The company has diversified and is still running.
They used to fly a plain red company flag on their ships but added the family emblem after a ship was impounded at Hamburg in 1928...it was thought the ship was a hostile communist come to do nefarious things!
Despite the blistering afternoon sun, or perhaps because of it, the Howarthia plant has flowered. Little moments of joy, each one.
Gala apples, a lime, ginger root, peanuts, dates, mint, water. Blitz for 30 seconds. Drink now and chill the rest.
Not charred, just very well done!
This is my first cauliflower cheese. I cooked it in an air fryer.
It was fun making the cheese sauce - I used Red Leicester and some old Cheddar, some scallions, Ras El Hanout spices, and English mustard powder. And it's still quite satisfying making a roux that doesn't split.
This is half a medium cauliflower, and I reckon it would be enough for three people, with some salad on the side.
I've topped it with Japanese seaweed, for that umami taste.