So after fully exploring the wonders of inside we moved outside to look at the show gardens. Almost immediately I was confronted by this sight. Yes dear readers it is ethnobiologist and herbal fox James Wong (he is the one in the black shirt for the uninitiated), reclining gracefully in his hut/thing in the middle Read more about Chelsea flower show – the latter part[…]
My mum now she has retired, has started a list of all the things that she wanted to do when she was working but didn’t have the time/money. Her Birthday is the 12 of May and I decided that instead of buying her the usual assortment of quite useful but lovely stuff (with which she Read more about Chelsea flower show – the beginning[…]
Sorry for the lack of posting of late, I’ve had this horrible worse than a cold, not as bad as flu but it’s really annoying thing hanging around for about the last month (this is not helped by the fact that my ‘new desk’ – which isn’t that new anymore is near a boss with Read more about Punting, but not with boats[…]
So yesterday housemate Dave and myself got up at 4am and headed to Oxford (we cycled there in the pouring rain, which was as you can imagine delightful…). The rain however subsided and it was all worth it as I finally got to hear the Magdalen hymn, which despite going into Oxford on May day Read more about May morning in Oxford[…]