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Sunlit Waters in St. Albans…

Dappled sunlight produces wonderful images on this gentle water in St. Albans Hertfordshire.

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The Barn…

The Barn provided Marilyn and I with an excellent lunch on our recent visit to Milton Keynes.

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Picasso at The National…

It was a very enjoyable afternoon when Marilyn and I visited The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square recently for an exhibition of collected works by Pablo Picasso. ‘Street Entertainers’ kept the visitors entertained outside in the late Spring sunshine – … Continue reading

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Maryon Park… London

In a stone’s throw from the busy and bustling Woolwich Road is the peaceful and picturesque Maryon Park. When you first enter you are soon aware of the sheer eloquent calm of the place, hardly a sound, but for a gentle … Continue reading

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The Steps of Maryon Park…

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The Murder Meadow of Maryon Park…

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The Broken Fences of Maryon Park…

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Turandot at The Grove…

It was a wonderful evening of entertainment when Marilyn and I attended Ellen Kent’s production of Turandot at Dunstable’s Grove Theatre recently. Music by Giacomo Puccini, from plays by Carlo Gozzi and Friedrich Von Schiller. It featured Galina Bernaz as … Continue reading

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For the Love of Charlie…

For the Love of Charlie…     Charles Spencer Chaplin – Dear Charlie Chaplin!    Dear Charlie became Sir Charles Chaplin, receiving his knighthood from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace in 1979. His film career had spanned 54 years, … Continue reading

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London’s Natural History Museum

An impressive building with an impressive interior and displays. Thousands visit the museum every day of the year… to wander its vast halls or just sit outside for lunch and a drink. It was also the setting for David Suchet’s … Continue reading

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