Day 101/365

What a delightful town Lytham is. We had travelled the 150 or so miles – return journey – to see our favourite author on the last stop of his tour for his newest novel, “The Woman In The Woods”. It was not the first time we have attended a book launch by Mr C but…

Day 100/365

Liam presented me with a tee shirt bearing the logo that I created for his country music radio station. It’s come out okay, hasn’t it? And his station, HotCountryHits, sounds great too. Try it.

Day 99/365

A trip to hospital to get my knees intimately sketched. Or something akin to that.

Day 98/365

My newly built potting bench is complete and some daffodils and new basil plants look happy enough on it.

Day 97/365

Enroute to Bethany and Liam’s to do some gardening involving timber sleepers and lawn shaping. And it’s the ideal weather for it.

Day 96/365

I had to attend the training ground where Bradford City train. And here I saw the youth team minibus which I lettered a few years ago. Still looks good.

Day 95/365

My daughter has asked me if I knew where they sold “chalky” paint the other day. It wasn’t something I had previously heard of yet, today, I found some.

Day 94/365

Yesterday I discovered yet another orphan sock. Happily though, today he was reunited with his twin. Happy socks.

Day 93/365

Cold, grey skies and a bird – a pigeon, I fancy – sits in the tree behind our house.

Day 92/365

Easter Monday, a time usually associated with the renewal and rebirth of nature as spring unfolds, and we have yet more snow. Thankfully, this was all gone by early afternoon

Day 91/365

Following this bus today, I was taken by the idea that 688 is the number of the bus. I know, it’s a poor play on words, but it amused me enough to snap a picture.

Day 90/365

This chap – apparently he is a character from A Game of Thrones, not that I watch that programme or, indeed, can recall his name – was one of the “scarecrows” in the inaugural Hove Edge Scarecrow Festival held over the weekend.

Day 89/365

My friend, Steve, and his family came up from London for the Easter weekend. Of course they came to see us but a large part of their trip was for Steve and his sons, Dan and Scott, to watch their club, Leyton Orient, play an away match at Guiseley FC. Despite me living in the…

Day 88/365

A trip to the garden centre with my daughter today. In total we bought twenty bags of compost, soil and composed landscaping bark. So much so that I was a tad worried my van might not be able to move with them all in. It did!