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I was staying in Unst, the most northerly (inhabited) of the British Isles, in Haroldswick, the second-most northerly hamlet on Unst; Norwick, as the name suggests, is further north (and there is a house at Skaw which is Britain's most northerly habitation ( Read more... )

I had plenty of time to get from Paddington to Kings Cross for my train back to Edinburgh, so I did something most Londoners wouldn't dream of, and walked. (It wasn't the first time - eighteen months ago, I walked from St Pancras to Paddington one frosty December evening, when I needed the exercise and air. Even then it felt unusual; and I still ( Read more... )

Back in October, we had some wonderful days. I went on several walks. And took many photographs.

Up Arthur's Seat


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The Islay sky was majestic, cloud-filled and impressive.

Then the sun shone.


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The Brass Jaw gig was in Finchley on a Sunday afternoon: so I walked there, and I walked back, when I took these photos...


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The highest point near my house: sunrise from Alexandra Palace.


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The City, Docklands and the south shore of the Thames by sunrise.


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