I watched Pirate play cricket instead. It was good. He won his matches on Saturday and Sunday with sufficient ease that it was actually pretty boring to watch. So I don't have much by way of exciting things to write. So here are some pictures instead:
Black swans on the River Thames in Reading, April 2008
Tulips outside the City of Bristol Council House, April 2008
The Pier, Clevedon, April 2008
England's green and pleasant land, Lancashire, April 2008
9 comments:
What were you doing in Clevedon? That's where my parents live!
Nice pics BTW.
It's where my chiropractor is. I cycle there from Bristol every fortnight.
Ta.
Love the pier shot.
What lovely eye candy. Looks like a gorgeous bike ride...
Don't be so modest. Tell the world that you played in an exciting cricket match on Saturday.
completely unrelated, I found a chaucer comic and had to share it with you! http://www.katebeaton.com/Site/History_Project_files/chaucer.jpg
it made me giggle.
Annie: Thanks! (I was especially pleased with that one.)
Val: it's not all like that, trust me. I just don't take photos of the 13 miles of B-road tarmac!
Dave: it was, indeed, an exciting match! though i can't take credit for the victory.
Oread: That is just all kinds of awesome. Thank you SO MUCH for the link!
Beautiful scenery..I guess that all that bloody rain is worth it because it certainly makes the vegetation happy.
You said that you didn't have anything exciting to write about so here are some pictures instead..
I am concerned that a dangerous precedent may be set and other Bloggers will start waiting until they have something exciting to write about...
part of the charm of the blogosphere is that sometimes the 'filler' posts end up being the most entertaining and revealing...
most of us are doomed if we started worrying about whether our scribblings were exhorting, comforting or interesting...
HA!
Your 'stuff' is always, always, head and shoulders above most of the material that I read but thanks for the lovely images...I am so thrilled to be experiencing Spring after that last Winter.
Global warming my ass.
I'm glad to know that the planet is keeping your posterior a comfortable temperature, Donn.
And thank you for the compliment!
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