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Friday 10 November 2017

Seal pups

It's not the time of year for birth and new life to begin unless, you are seal.





Aristotle

Sleaford seems to have a better class of graffiti.





Sunday 24 September 2017

Fantasy Island

Fantasy Island, Ingoldmells. Yes, another reference to brexit! 
 
Fantasy Island
Bohemian Promenade
Shrimp fishernan

Saturday 12 August 2017

The end

So, this is the end of the Viking Way. 200 miles, I had to go back to the car every-time, in effect I walked it twice. I have set up a small website as a side project with usual musings https://spark.adobe.com/page/6qT6lYFam1TlG/  - enjoy...

Detectorists
Dead gull on chalk pebble beach
South Ferriby cement works
Thunderbird 4 - Humberside Airport
Barton boat yar
Visitor centre
Dog fisher
Dog fisher

Wednesday 28 June 2017

Rocket base

Lincolnshire's secret rocket base turns out to be a replica of Thunderbird 3 at Humberside Airport.

Thunderbird 4 - Humberside Airport

The white cliffs

Lincolnshire's secret rocket base turns out to be a replica of Thunderbird 3 at Humberside Airport.

Chalk Quarry - Melton Ross

Monday 19 June 2017

Brocklesby show

Jack Russel
It's country show season again. Part of the Police Anti-wildlife Crime Unit display at Brocklesby country show.

Saturday 10 June 2017

Is it farming?

Factory farm
Farms are really starting to look like factories these days, they just get bigger and bigger. Though it's difficult to tell at ground level, this one looks about the size 20 football pitches. Often it's not possible to tell what is inside them, could be chickens, pigs, cows (for milk).

Some of us have a big moral problem with the treatment of animals in this way. The farmers (can they still be called farmers?) know this. Most of these 'factories' are built in out-of-the-way places and are often hidden at ground level by the planting of high hedging. This one, being new, can be seen clearly from the road.

"The Independent has identified dozens of such farms operating across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, pinpointing - for the first time - at least 50 confinement units, and 20 CAFO-style facilities. More are understood to be in the pipeline. The largest units hold over 2,000 cows, in comparison to the average UK herd size of around 125." The Independent

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Horses in purdah

Horse in purdah
Horses can suffer from nasty fly afflictions during the summer and sometimes need to be covered. It makes them look a little weird, as though they were in purdah, but they seem to be able to go about their business as normal.