Monday, January 29, 2007

29 January





An even bigger tree taken over in the bad weather the week before last.

Thursday, January 25, 2007

25 January



Just one of the many trees downed in the storms last week

While this one was lost in Kew Gardens, a Balkan Ahorn




Wednesday, January 24, 2007

24 January



Have woken to the first settled snow we have seen in London for a few years...

Tuesday, January 23, 2007

23 January



update - the life ring washed up there of its own accord....

Sunday, January 21, 2007

21 January



Note to self - always remember to check tide times and height when going for a walk along the Thames tow-path. With all the rain of late and a rather high tide today, we didn't quite make it the the higher land before the tide made it to us... we were yards away from not getting wet...

Friday, January 19, 2007

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

16 January

This was Richmond, December 2005...




Further down stream, near Isleworth, January 2007



I'm sorry to say, but back in 2005 it wasn't looking at it's best...
today it needs more than just a paint job...

Monday, January 15, 2007

15 January



edit 17:00 15/1/07 - to answer the questions - the x-ray waiting room at Queen Marys Hospital, Roehampton. nothing to worry about, just an empty waiting room looked good...
:o)
T

Thursday, January 11, 2007

11 January - extra

I have added a couple of extra features today, let me know what you think..

G Help Me pointed me towards this tool, Snap which provides the previews

and Snowbabies put me on to MyBlogLog

11 January



Saturday, January 06, 2007

6 January



yes -- builders of boats and submarines! 62 miles from the sea!

Taken from the Richmond and Twickenham Times


Mark Edwards, owner of Richmond Bridge Boathouses, also constructed a replica of a 17th century submarine for the BBC TV series Building The Impossible.

"I was employed to build a copy of the first ever submarine, which had been designed by a Dutchman in London in 1621. It took twelve weeks and twelve men to build it. It became a race against time and we had no plans to refer to. It was probably the best project I have done as it was such a challenge. It is now exhibiting in Holland but I hope one day it will return to Heron Square," he says.

Monday, January 01, 2007

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