Rubbish Sculpture

This too in Norfolk… a ‘rubbish sculpture’. I presume it is to collect the plastic, non-biodegradable materials from spoiling the coastline. I felt inspired to add a favourable blog on this in the hope it might maroon itself on a mind and be repeated on a ‘defaced’ beach somewhere.

Broad Daylight

On my second trip to the Norfolk Broads I understood that perhaps what was so pleasing about the boat hire was an enforced 3mph speed limit. After spending so much time in London it certainly teaches you a thing or three about pace, and a pace that brings a quality not only to time but to the thoughts in time.

F**ing

I was lucky enough to embrace a little maňana in a fabulous, fun trip to Frigliana with friends, in Malaga, Southern Spain. Each time I return from Spain I am left with the same feeling, of a nation of tolerant, hard working people that place family, friends and food at the top of the life’s ‘to do’ list which also sees a big tick on, for example … forward thinking architecture. I wonder if there isn’t a lesson there for some visions of life in Britain or if, not for the first time, I simply let myself participate in another philosophical holiday romance.

Frigle Rocks

Food, Fun and Friends in Frigliana.