Unexpected Find
I recently bought this to use as a dressing table in my bedroom, I knew it was old but didn’t expect that when I took the glass out to clean it and touch the paint up I would find a piece of newspaper from The Jewish Chronicle dating back to November 26th 1954. I love finding scraps of history, I wonder what the story is behind it’s being kept …
Skiing above St Anton
When most people think of Fiji, they think of vacationing on the islands, laying out in the sun, and perhaps taking a dip in the water. What if they did more than simply wade around in the water and actually plunged dozens of feet? Poseidon Undersea Resorts gives vacationers the opportunity to not only dive deep into the Fiji lagoon, but to actually sleep and dwell in their innovative underwater suites.
Dream holiday…one day :)
Looks like our peppers may be ready to eat :)
So I have a new job at the Red Goat Climbing Company in York. It’s amazing and you should all come and give Climbing a go! Despite the rain outside I am one very happy lady, looks like this year will be a good one, all that is left to do is secure a place on a P.G.C.E course for next year :) happy days!
This is a mixture of talent and pure persistance, it takes this German artist Simon Schubert up to one week to finish each installation and he does it by perfecting the art of folding and unfolding. These detailed pictures sell for up to £3,800.
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This is incredible!
So we took the dogs on their first climbing trip. They thoroughly enjoyed the sunshine and even though little Grantham spent quite a lot of his time sleeping I think he’s going to sleep well tonight!
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Lydia Zamarano finds a bit of dry rock to climb as well as some local spotters during a freak winter snowstorm in Joshua Tree, California. Photo by Ben Moon
Timmy O’Neill, climbing the New York City Public Library. Photo by Jeff Johnson
