Corners of my Mind

What a morning it's been!  Wet! Wet! Wet!  Paths under water Garden steps broken, I trod on the corner as I went out...

Below is the Lady Chapel the only part of the old church of St Chad which remains standing after it collapsed one night in 1788.  By the en...

Spotted yesterday a bit of street art on the wall of The Cromwell Hotel, which stands right on the joining of St Mary's Street and D...

 One of my favourite 'dip-into' books from our  bookshelves is Dorothy Hartley's ' Food in England '.  I bought thi...

Ooh at last - a little bit of sun!  I'll think I'll just lay here where it's warm. If they want to get out of the ba...

Yesterday was a grey day, a day for seeking out warmth in both clothes and food and most certainly a day for seeking out some cheering Autu...

I've just finished reading a wonderful book by Juliet Greenwood called ' Eden's Garden '.  I saw it first in the gift shop...

Part two of our outing last Saturday was a visit to Tamworth Castle.  After our lunch at Middleton Lakes (see my last post)  it was nearly ...