Playing out on my bike. Books. Running. Skiing. Loafing. And a sprocker called Jack 🐶

Joined October 2016
You can put football behind an astronomical paywall because there's so many fans that a lot of people plus bars will pay for it. But put niche sports behind an astronomical paywall and you don't grow but *kill* a sport. Capitalism at its worst right here
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This will ultimately be damaging to cycling as well as other more niche sports that were shown on Eurosport.
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What has become of me 😮
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Another nolo beaut!
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Running buddy
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This is delicious! cc @hangingwithmr
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Well this is a first. I suppose I’d better get up then! #garmin
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If you are wondering what a 15 ft storm surge looks like... #Milton
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⁦⁦@networkrail⁩ ⁦@SouthernRailUK⁩ owing to National rails appalling decision to absolutely ruin their app my I suggest this little gem even tells you how many carriages! Whoever made the decision to destroy the national rail app.. sack them apps.apple.com/app/id1063706…
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I’ve just noticed that there is a new @nationalrailenq app. How can something that is ‘updated’ be less user friendly? 🤷🏼‍♂️
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Blimey! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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The wildlife pond is done! @_JoelAshton does my dragonfly landing strip cut the mustard?
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Got the plants. Now I just need the pond to put them in 😅 #wildlifepond
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I’ve also - somewhat conveniently - found a frog in my garden! It’s as if he knows what’s about to go down 🐸
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Even now, at the end of summer, #Dandelions are providing vital pollen and nectar for a myriad of insects. NEVER underestimate the power that this mighty little plant has to attract #wildlife 🐝
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Masterpiece ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Love this! (From Paul Murray’s The Bee Sting
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This is definitely one of my favourite autochrome enhancements from the First World War. The composition is like a classical painting, the light & colour are just sublime, and the clarity strips away the last 110 years to make it resemble a modern-day re-enactment. This wonderful ragtag team of French territorial infantrymen was taken by Jean-Baptiste Tournassoud in Oise, northern France, in 1914. They wear a hotch-potch combination of old and new uniform styles, of horizon blue with bright red pantaloons. I love this one to bits. 😍 It is original colour (not colourised)
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