Mum with spring flowers - Mortlake Cemetery

Ruth's Kettle - St Leonard's on Sea

Blackthorn on the way to Stewart Park

Put People First -London March

Alan's Uncle Jack

Jack said that he would travel with us in spirit as we set off for Australia and New Zealand

Put People First -London March

Even before the banking collapse, the world suffered poverty, inequality and a rapidly growing threat of climate chaos.

The future of our planet depends upon an immediate cut in carbon emissions, the expansion of sustainable technology - now and begin creating a world economy based on fair trade,
(not free trade) and a living wage with decent jobs for all.

Sheila's runner beans! - Middlesbrough

Celandines on the banks of the River Tees

Maori carvings in Stewart Park - Middlesbrough

Little remains of the medieval village, East Marton, which lies beneath Stewart Park grasslands. In 1728 James Cook, son of a farm labourer, was born in this village, to became England's greatest mariner and navigator.

Spring images in Stewart Park - Middlesbrough

Spring in full bloom Albert Park - Middlesbrough

Primroses in Eynsham - Oxon

Three pints on the doorstep

Study for a Sluice - Vasily Kandinsky 1901

Aardvark cakes and buns - St Leonards on Sea

This extraordinary cafe facing the sea has an enticing display of knitted cakes and confectionery in its windows, created by a local artist.

West Pier - Brighton

Brighton Pier

Blackthorn on Hangleton to Brighton walk

Spring Robin - Hangleton

Catkins on Hangleton to Brighton Walk