15 June 2026

Home Again

Home again. Jiggety jig.

And aren't these poppies in our front garden a sight for sore eyes!

14 June 2026

Norwich Riverside Walks

I love the river-skin ripples in this pic:


Wicker Man vibes, anyone?


Anothe photo I took to covert:



And another:




Mrs P. L. at her old Norwith Art College:


This river grass is said to grip the bodies of those who fall into the river and strangle the life from its victims:


This boat was virtually screaming for attention:





Retro-future toy, in house window:

 

I couldn't celebrat my 60th without my firstborn:




It was good to see Mrs P.L. feeling nostalgic:



My last night, celebrating my 60th birthday:


Oh, I also ran into these feĺas today:




13 June 2026

Norwich Shopping

There was a Norwich tourist graphic art picture in our weekend Airbnb, and I decided to take a few photos I could generate my own art print from. To be honest, I am pretty pleased with the result:

My photo:


My generated Art pic:


A fito-portrait of the seagull in the above 2 images. I snapped him just as he left the lamptop and took to the skies:


This is a really old street, quaint enough to be used in the Hari Pot-head movies:



My firstborn with Mrs P.L.




Another scene I photographed to generate an art print version. Haven't done it yet, but I will:




Some of our purchases:




Went to the Norwich Imax in the evening to watch Disclosure.

12 June 2026

60th Birthday Weekend - DAY 1

We all went to Norwich for my 60th birthday weekend 🙂

Midna:


My lovelies:


Heading our for some beverages: 


Seagullin a cemetery:



The Bell pub:


I'll have a Fish outa Water:



Never had  drink like it:


Heading back to our Airbnb:


6 June 2026

Just a few of my cacti

This new eruption from my T bridgessivmontrose (long form) took me by surprise. The first picture was taken about 9 days ago. Whilst the second just 9bdays later!



I am really looking forward to seeing how this varicoloured T pachanoi develops:



And my varied Lophophora w. Is a real delight to behold!






The baby lophs are over 2 years old and are still tiny. Cute, aren't they!