Monthly Archives: March 2009
Beautiful Priory and Gardens…
Dunstable Borough Council’s addition of a curved path leading to a newly erected Pergola gives much to the sheer beauty of the centuries old Priory Church of St. Peter and its gardens.
Deleted Scene…
She sat within the glow of the coals… their red heat penetrated the pores of her skin and warmed the white of her bones. She stared long and hard into the glass of whisky as if it were full of … Continue reading
Opening Lines…
Barney Westlake hadn’t expected to walk into another relationship quite so soon, in fact, his presence in Scotland and particularly his arrival in Largs was to forget Madeleine. That was some hell of an affair. He was sure to this … Continue reading
Opening Lines…
To the south of Kensington Gardens, high above the watchful glittering towers of The Grand Imperial Institute, wholesome breezes fell upon the narrow arboreal road leading to the quiet repectable villas of Dorset Square. Further to the south… The Thames … Continue reading
Pylons, The Irish, and others…
Electricity Pylons – much needed blots on the landscape or artistic creations from the past? They seem to impose on every aspect of our lives! I read a book many years ago where the author saw these as abominable creatures … Continue reading