in the suburbs of Bristol.
Here's a totally random selection
Exotic bloom
Chip models the then-new kundalini serpent T. I still wear it today
Summer bedding
Our house in Oldland Common
Narcissus
A Tiffany lamp enjoys its own reflection
Sweet pea explosion
Roar
Punctuation mark
Comma butterfly on a buddleia flower
The Turtle and the Whippet
A modern take on Aesop and the Moebius mystery
Pyramid power
Dropping in
Michael says, 'Hi.'
Contemplation
Knees out for the lads
Summer tourists outside the Pump Rooms in Bath
Balloonatics
Bristol's annual hot air balloon festival coming towards us on a westerly wind
Bill sparks one up
RV's flat, Dolphin Square
Drop
The Old Geezer
Terry lived in the house next door to where Chip moved in Bristol in 1987 and they became firm friends;
so much so that, in the absence of parents, he 'gave her away' at our first wedding
Homeland
A wide angle shot of the Golden Valley, which lay between our home in Oldland, on the outskirts of Bristol, and Bath.
The high ground to the right is Landsdown, site of Civil War battle and Bath racecourse. The high ground to the left,
with its distinctive line of trees, is Freezing Hill
Quiet flows the Avon
The tree-crowned Kelston Round Hill in the distance
Reggie
Reggie belonged to Paul (see below)
Bandstand
Bath
Paul
First met Paul at university. He became a career teacher (now retired), a former colleague of our
very own Mr Stephen Carlsson
Triumph
Sallywags gets the ball
Dyinglight no. 379
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