Month: January 2024

My apologies if you are viewing on a phone – the normal delicate way in which photographic evidence is intermingled with the surrealist writing has broken down today for reasons I can’t ascertain.  For the full effect try viewing on a computer. Pictures by Simon Brandford.  Commentary by Nuestro...

Pictures by Simon Bradford.  Commentary contributed at great personal risk and inconvenience by Sir Hardly Anyone. Nassington is a village in Northamptonshire, a county of which it has often been said. Indeed way back at the dawn of this century (ie 2001), the parish had a  population of 670...

  Commentary by Anne Osborne, pictures by Hardley Anyone Due to the waterlogged nature of the countryside on the original walk planned, I decided to lead a town walk mostly on paths rather than ending up to the knees in water and mud. A band of 19 people met...

  Pictures and videos from Geoff, Barry, Ann, and Jonathan, supplied on 5 and 6 January 2024/ Commentary from Hardly Anyone The decision by His Majesty’s government to create a new waterpark within  Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, Nottinghamshire and even sunny Rutland, was one that met with a certain level of...

Photographs by Jackie Markley, Commentary by Tony Attwood For the last walk of 2023 Peterborough Ramblers moved to Glinton – a village with a population of around 3000 contained within what officialdom likes to call (for resasons that will not become clear at this point) “1,200 dwellings.” It is...