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Yesterday was our hottest day of the year so far, so I headed into the wood and sat on a bench for my coffee break. It didn’t seem much cooler in the shade of the oaks and sycamores.
Oak and sycamore (colours inverted in Photoshop).I started drawing the oak tree in front of me but got distracted by a repeated pin prick on my arm from some tiny insect so I w...
I’ve been getting used to my new hiking boots gradually, building up to trying them on the circuit of Langsett Reservoir a couple of weeks ago.
VivoBarefoot Tracker Forest ESC are ‘barefoot’, so about as minimal and lightweight as you could get with ...
I noticed these crescent-shaped patterns on the wall behind our Tai Chi instructor, Pat, as we finished our session yesterday. They’d been projected through a lattice of foliage and the vertical blinds of the Primrose Hall, Horbury. You can get a similar effect by projecting the Sun’s disc through a colander.
Every week as we practice Tai C...“It looks more like a baboon,” suggests one visitor and, looking at the side view, I can see what he means.
Had the person who created this clay head ever seen a lion? It’s described as Old Babylonian dating from 2000-1000 BC but there’s no evidence that the Hanging Gardens of Babylon ever included captive animals.
On the museum label, the suggest...