2. My Wanderings
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Ashby St. Ledgers.
Read More…: Ashby St. Ledgers.The manor House – the room in the right hand photo is the room where the ‘Gunpowder Plot’ was hatched.
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Braunston (Nr Daventry).
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05.12.2025
Read More…: 05.12.2025After living at 82 Furnace lane for the past 18 years I am finally moving.
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Sunset over Groby Pool. 21.10.25
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Outwoods – Charnwood.
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Cotswolds 2025
Read More…: Cotswolds 2025Long Compton: – Chipping Camden. Stow-on-the-Wold Broadwell. The Slaughters Broad Camden
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Norway 2022 – Final Part
Read More…: Norway 2022 – Final PartStanding in a field overlooking thetown and lake below on the remotest farm in Europe. A final celebration before returning to Oslo for the flight home.
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Norway 2022 – Part 8
Read More…: Norway 2022 – Part 8On our way up above the tree line Tea break half way up to the top of the world. Snowball fight in August! Wild native. Viking beverage.
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Norway 2022 – Part 7
Read More…: Norway 2022 – Part 7The Sky Lift View from the top
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Norway 2022 – Part 6
Read More…: Norway 2022 – Part 64 Star hotel! You can actually pay to stay in here the night! Viking cave dweller! Snow melt from the glacial ice.
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About Me
First and foremost a father to a daughter and a son, both, who I love more than dare say. Next a searcher, a gamer, a would-be novelist, a supporter, who loves socialising, the outdoors, and those moments when eternity touches the soul.
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