Mayday was celebrated by Pippa, Anouk and I by moving house. Pippa had been in Peckham for exactly 1 year. It was sad leaving Loic's place but as Pippa and I have spent the best part of the last 2 years apart we really wanted our own place with our own things. There is a photo album which I will add to as more of our stuff arrives in the next few weeks out of storage so these first photos are a bit bare. Herne Hill is only a few suburbs further west than Peckha...

Last weekend Pippa and I went to Whitley to stay with MeJulie, Mark and Molly. Pippa knew Julie before she first came to Australia and this area is where Pippa lived after her family left the Isle of Wight. It was a weekend with a few surprises and catch ups. The only photos I took however was our visit to Emley Farm. This is where Pippa lived when we got married and it is where we held our wedding and reception. Neither of us had been back in almost 10 years an...

It is Spring in London and for those who think London is always grey and dull, there is a photo album taken over a few weeks and from different locations around where we live. You know who you are (TC). There are gardens like these all over London and there are often days of warm weather and over 15 degrees, which for London is called 'warm'. Also to prove the photos are genuine I have endeavoured to get Anouk in as many as I can. But it is a cheap version of '...

Pippa and I went to Havant and Portsmouth for the weekend to primarily visit Kim and Oliver. They have been out in Australia since Oliver was born and so Pippa was really looking forward to seeing him. At 4 months he is a big boy. We caught the train down from London on Friday evening and came back on Sunday night. Train journeys in England are quite good as the railways came along after the towns and villages so the scenery is quite good. I met Pippa at London...

Well another road trip to a free attraction with a cheap pub near by. Ahhh the life of the traveller. Last weekend was a trip to Hadleigh Castle in Essex. The Freemans came with us so it was a nice, if a bit noisy, group. Hadleigh Castle was built by Hubert de Burgh in the 1215 when he was essentially running England as the king was a child. But Edward III came along and saw the potential as a fortress against the French coming up the Thames, so he extended it....