Today’s adventure took us across the river into deepest Dumbartonshire. Geocaching. I’ve been passingly interested in geocaching since my brother – a cartography nerd – suggested it years ago. That was long before you could get an app for anything, let alone one that encorporates navigation, photography and a social network. So when Fionaoutdoors […]
319/365 My earliest memories
I remember learning that if you cut an apple the other way, you get a star I would love to report that my first memory is something significant – poignant, exciting or somehow casting a shadow on the rest.Only, it isn’t. I could make something up, of course. Perhaps witnessing something alarming or meeting someone […]
318/365 Best years of your life…
In praise of Lego and the things I’ve learned
317/365 A surprised look from my son
Boy Two had his school open day this afternoon – World War Two.I was very impressed by the work they’ve done and their enthusiasm, especially when the air raid siren sounded and the whole class flung themselves under the desks!But Boy Two was impressed too when I knew a couple of the answers in the […]
316/365 If only we lived in a snow globe land
315/365 What’s your favourite season?
If autumn or winter could guarantee blue-clear skies and sharp air then that would be my favourite season However, not long after snapping the Kelpies at the Falkirk Helix, on a bike ride with Super Sister I’d had a puncture, it was spitting with rain and the route was less clearly defined. My favourite […]