Coffee break at the mouth of the Nene again this afternoon. ☕️

I love my part of the world @kejamieson.bsky.social

Bob Holness really was a great sax player! 🎷

You know what never gets old? People in inflatable t-rex suits visiting t-rex skeletons in museums

'Terry meets Julie, Waterloo station, every Friday night' Remembering Terence Stamp, who has died at the age of 87 📷 David Rostance

When they start brewing Leffe Blonde in the UK you know it’s time ‘to go’.

I miss Bob Monkhouse more than ever.

The lovely Launde Abbey near Leicester earlier today.

Peaceful Jervaulx Abbey.

Richmond Castle, North Yorkshire.

Lovely to spend a couple of days T’ up in North Yorkshire. Who doesn’t love a castle. Middleham Castle.

It’s always worth stopping off here to spring a leak and grab a cuppa on the way home.

The Priest’s House, Easton-on-the-Hill. A lovely little ‘find a key holder & let yourself in’ place with a small museum inside.

This weekend sees Civil War reenactors taking over Castle Hills in Huntingdon with living history, drill displays and a skirmish each day as part of Huntingdonshire History Festival - More details at: www.cromwellmuseum.org/events/battl... Do come along! 😀⚔️

Prince Rupert’s viewpoint at the Naseby battle site.

The start of the London Underground (which is no longer part of the London Underground).

The Beatles lied 😢

For those in need of a smile, a reminder that one 19th-century name for a penguin was ‘arsefoot’.

2014, it doesn’t seem that long ago.

I admire the entrepreneur behind this. If there was a cask ale punt on the Cam I’d be tempted to give punting a try.

The price was a bit steep but well worth it to see inside Kings College Chapel. The university are raking it in from tourists like me.

I’m not a fan of Cambridge, but it does have a few nice buildings. I finally managed to make a visit to the Fitzwilliam Museum.

Edward Woodward takes in the scene with a rising dread.

Tea by the sea (well, it’s actually coffee).

A great local should always have a decent selection of ciders as well as cask ales. The Frothblowers never disappoints.

Supporting my local micropub with half of delicious cask ale!

I thought that I would be nice to stop off for tea with the Duke of Rutland.

There has, let's face it, been worse album covers.

It's Bank Holiday Monday - we're open today 10am - 4pm if you're out and about and near Huntingdon. We'd love to see you!

We popped into a family shoe repairers/key cutters for a new watch battery today. After nearly 40 years in Bretton Centre they’re closing for good in 5 weeks. Actually made me quite sad, the world is crumbling.

I had a dream last night that I made a bread man so today I made a bread man. Dreams can come true!

The sun is out, grass cut (lovely smell too) and quick visit to Tesco done. Now a sit down in the fresh air with a cuppa and some light music. May even be a visit to the desert island disc archive.

Kimbolton Castle/School open day. A reasonably cheap cuppa too, always welcome!

It’s great still having my back door open at 9pm on a February evening. 👍🏻

'Terry meets Julie, Waterloo station, every Friday night' Quite possibly the best line from the best train song ever recorded. Discuss.

It’s nice to have a weekend doing nothing for a change, the washing can do one!

Time for a warm mulled cider.

8 days left at work and all I want to do is sit in my pants drinking beer and listening to music far too loud. In my head I’m done for the year.

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Lol 😂

Peterborough Cathedral in a different light this evening. Not as intense as previous years (the first was like being in a rave) but still interesting. The Baileys Hot chocolate was very boozy.