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Here's one I walk past and seldom notice. The gate is a relatively new innovation, though this one has been there for a while.
'Ginnel' has Scandinavian roots, and remains in common use in northern England.
The buildings along St Vincent Street are tall and imposing. Some are built from this iconic red sandstone, which is found across the city. The building on the left is the landmark Art Nouveau building, known as the hatrack due to its stacked cupolas.
Saturday morning. Breakfast. Take some time and have fun. Rock melon that's so ripe and sweet, dusted with a little ground ginger. Mendelssohn's 'Calm seas and a prosperous voyage' playing on the radio.
Yesterday was tough and having become irritated for the first time in several years I came and sat in this garden for a while.
Holding on to anger is like holding a hot coal in your hand.
Buddha
Looking out to the Forest of Bowland Landscape, across the River Lune. It's green because of all the rain we've had. This area and the 5 acre meadow adjacent are part of a community-driven re-wilding project.
Having washed and dried the fruit, slice off the ends so they can stand together in a crowd. It will save time during the rest of the process.
Well, for some '42' is the answer to everything.
The cafe (downstairs - not the one in the main hall) at Kelvingrove Museum has a nice enclosed verandah that looks out into the park and across to the university of Glasgow.
On rainy days, some people read, others will do a jigsaw, and others will do what they will. Having moped about a bit, I pickled some vegetables from the fridge. At least it was something productive.
After a bright start, the weather begins to roll across Lake Windermere and a light rain comes with it. The Lake District is pretty, but remember that the lakes have to be kept full somehow!
Male catkins on an alder, snapped by the river.
The alder likes wet, boggy ground. It fixes nitrogen in the soil. Often described as a pioneer species.
At uni yesterday was a market with a variety of stalls. I realized it's at least 2 years since I had a burger (Burger King; simply dreadful) and the menu here looked attractive.
Having gone for wild boar, I was not disappointed. No need for any sauce or mustard, it was juicy and full of flavor. Being wild game, it was lean and tender. I'm glad I passed on the cheese that was offered.
My dad said this was his favourite meal.
These sausages were stabbed before cooking and didn't bang.
Serving sausages with potatoes was first described in The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy by Hannah Glasse in her book of 1747. It was published the following year in America and Ireland.
Pork sausages
Mashed potatoes
Peas
Onion gravy (with added Sriracha and Dijon mustard)
All done in 30 minutes. Bliss.
seat covering on a Stagecoach bus. Moquette is hard wearing and designed to always look clean as it wears. Clever fabric engineering.
In the days before tarmac sealed roads and horses one's footwear became incredibly dirty. A boot scraper was a common sight outside most buildings including homes and shops.
Here the scraper has been imaginative kg incorporated in the hand rail.
Lakeland House is a residential apartment block in Morecambe. Nothing special to look at but I bet they have great views.
walking everywhere takes a little time but one sees things along the way that sometimes takes my breath away