This rather grand staircase is in Holme Lacy House (currently a Warner Hotel) which SWMBO's 13th times great-grandfather, Phillip Skydmore (1416-1488) rebuilt in the 1450s.
We recently stayed there for a couple of nights, but the currrent owners were not very forthcoming when SWMBO tried to...
A piece of broken glass waste (cullet) from the Nailsea glass works - exhumed from our veggie plot a few years ago. Exif on Flickr, where the image is best viewed.
Nailsea Cullet (2) by John Liddle, on Flickr
This cross-section is from the trunk of a Berberis shrub I uprooted. The wood is normally a terrific yellow colour.
However, part of the plant had died and some of the bottom of the stem was rotting, but the remainder was still alive and flourishing.
I love the contrast of colours between the...
No - it is the case for a WW1 pocket sextant - used by the artillery to measure the horizontal angular displacement from an observed shell-fall to the desired target, rather than "shooting the sun" to determine position at sea as the navy would use it.
Pocket Sextant by John Liddle, on Flickr
Seen in Corfu on our recent holiday - bricks laid to make steps and paths at our hotel, many with the makers imprint.
Kerkyra bricks by John Liddle, on Flickr
Clun Castle passed us on the return leg of the anniversary 1Z48 tour this morning - a couple of minutes behind schedule, so pressing hard for Bristol.
The more I look at this image, the more I think it is a good candidate for a jigsaw.
Clun Castle on 1Z48 return by John Liddle, on Flickr
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