Captain Kirk
“Everyone remember where we parked.”
– Captain Kirk (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
I was working in the north of the county today and on my way home I stopped off to photograph the harvest.

“Never own more than you can carry in both hands at a dead run.”
― Robert A. Heinlein
How inappropriate to call this planet “Earth,” when it is clearly “Ocean”.
Arthur C. Clarke
YOU ARE NOTHING MORE THAN A LUCKY SPECIES OF APE THAT IS TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE COMPLEXITIES OF CREATION VIA A LANGUAGE THAT EVOLVED IN ORDER TO TELL ONE ANOTHER “WHERE THE RIPE FRUIT WAS”.
DEATH in discussion with a philosopher.
Excerpt From: Terry Pratchett. “A Blink of the Screen.”
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“Photo of the Day”, today is more than one photo! I have taken some images for Nick at JK Sonics to promote his Adventure First Aid kit. I am also going to use them on my web site.
The kit is packed in my 20l Travel Day Pack, with the other gear for a day walk. It sits well at the top of the pack and is easy to spot when the bag is opened.
Read my full review of the kit click here.


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As the weather was going to be good yesterday I walked a section of the Lincolnshire, Spires and Steeples walk, from Ruskington to Metheringham. Today I will sit in front of my laptop and do the work for Octagon.

There was a challenge early in the walk to deal with!

I decided to walk back down the path a way, and wait to see if the bull would move from the style. This he eventually did and that was my chance – walking across the field briskly, keeping my eye on the bull the whole way. I also watched the cows with calves to make sure I did not get too close to them.
Usefully there was a warning and some instructions on the other side of the field!

You can click on the above image for a larger version of the instructions.


click on the above image for a larger version
Being that the walk is called “Spires and Steeples” there were many opportunities to photograph the village churches.

Thomas a Becket – Digby

St Clement – Rowston

Holy Cross – Scopwick

St Oswald – Blankney

St Wilfrid – Metheringham
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