Bellows Falls

0725/11th September 2025 . Not all our expeditions are tremendously successful but neither are they ever a total disappointment. Yesterday's outing to Bellows Falls would fall in this category. It was a place we'd read about in a crime series by a local author, Archer Mayor. Although I didn't attend, I read that Mr Mayor … Continue reading Bellows Falls →

Lowering my horizon

0743/11th July 2021 There is a name for this , but I can't find it because I don't know how to describe it to Google. Refraction of light. My aviation friends would know what it's called, but I don't have one on speed dial. How I wish I'd paid more attention to little things much … Continue reading Lowering my horizon →

It’s Hot…

At least today it's not 100F degrees, like it is in Siberia, where the average June high is 68F. Verkhoyansk, Siberia is the place with the coldest ever recorded temperature of -90F in 1892. Needless to say, such high temperatures are hugely problematic, forest fires, melting ice cap and all sorts. Everyone has problems these … Continue reading It’s Hot… →

Directing traffic

Dawn 20th June 2020 When I saw these clouds, I thought, "ah, relief". But it didn't happen. Oh, we had "Extreme weather" warnings, but did it come? It did not. Not a drop. And none in the foreseeable future, apparently 🙁 These past 2 days, the hills have turned BROWN. Except the hill opposite They … Continue reading Directing traffic →