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In the early 1970s, one feature of Mousehold Common, on the north-eastern outskirts of Norwich, was a bespectacled, curly-haired young man, careering along footpaths and bridleways on a yellow racing […]

APOLOGIES to those who have looked for my latest book on Amazon, and not found it. I have just looked too, and it’s not there yet. I think it’s the […]

It’s been a great start to the year, with the word new being a recurring theme. How many times have you had a new experience so far this year? Our eldest daughter […]

A companion volume to BIG BLUE SKY should be on the shelves of Jarrolds, Waterstones, Roys, and most other decent book shops soon. Anecdotes of rustic, rural, earthy characters, and […]

The evening calm of light breeze, birdsong, and the fragrance of roses, was abruptly shattered by a loud clattering on our shingle drive. As a score of birds stopped singing, […]

Tater became a sort of friend. I think he used to be known for planting and harvesting potatoes. The potato king. Tater! But by the time I knew him, he […]

I was so shocked. Kill? That would be worse than criminal. I cannot remember the rest of the rant, but it was part of a conversation of a large group […]

The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of His hands. Ps. 19:1 Wendy and I have just returned from 5 weeks away. Phew – we […]

The plague had arrived, and all the world (except North Korea!) was locked down. Wendy and I had just come back from our FGB (Full Gospel Businessmen) global conference, via […]

We have just returned from Amsterdam, visiting daughter Naomi and family. We went window shopping in the Dam Square area, and enjoyed the sense of Christmas,, the colour, and the […]