This blog is now over eleven years old and contains nearly 4000 posts and even more photos. I have been having some difficulty lately wit...

The next bit of the walk, alongside the railway line, was really tricky as the path ran between two fences and was almost completely over...

When the man (see yesterday) let the horses off the lead in the field, one of them continued to follow me, so I was a little relieved to ...

Ravenroyd farm is now run as an equestrian centre , and it looked busy and professional as I passed through. The public footpath goes rou...

Leaving Bingley behind, I followed the track alongside the river. It is quite peaceful, although the track is the main access to a riding...

Once across Ireland Bridge, my route took me alongside the river, with nice views of the backs of the properties on Bingley Old Main Stre...

I took a walk recently that started from Ireland Bridge in Bingley, and it struck me that I'd never really photographed this area bef...

I haven't shown a photo of this place very recently. It is of course the Victoria Hall (affectionately known locally as Vicky Hall) i...

Cricket is back, after a long period when we've had no sport because of the coronavirus lockdown. It has felt strange without it, e...

I met my daughter and granddaughters (and their dog!) at Shibden Park recently, for a couple of hours. We had a great time, exploring the...

Like bluebells, the heather peaks at different times in different places. I took a walk on Shipley Glen and found it in bloom, perhap...

Seven colourful squares taken in the community garden in the Caroline Street car park, looked after by Veg on the Edge . Herbs: thyme, sa...

I don't know that I've ever consciously noticed before that there are still tram rails embedded outside what used to be the trams...

There was a fabulous sky when I was walking by the river.  It was good to see the rowers back in action too, though I was amused to see t...