Craig
@craigasjj
Surrey, books, history, theatre, libraries, squirrels etc 🏴🏳️🌈. Seeing what life is like over here and what new people it will lead to.
Heading into London for this. I have high hopes of it, though I think I might struggle to keep awake today.
I don't know about the encyclopedias, but this is definitely the green book behind you.
Yes, life's little treats just disappearing! I've consoled myself with some of these.
So's this one, but I expect the Aldi one is kinder on the budget, so I'll look out for it.
Once again I succumbed in a charity shop and bought more books I don't have room for or time to read.
Explored a new part of Surrey today - Reigate Heath and surrounding area and how it linked with the parts I knew. Beautiful day for it, with a pub lunch in the middle.
Lunch time and the beer garden is empty. What does everyone know that we don't know?
I don't particularly go for First World War books, but I thoroughly enjoyed this one.
I know graves aren't supposed to be jolly, but it's sad to see something like this which I stumbled across today. We're so used the seeing The War as part of a TV drama etc, but forget how devastating it was to individuals and families just trying to get through it.
For the Jane Austen fans amongst us, I've stopped off at Box Hill on the way home from work, as I've been in a room with no windows all day.
Why do I keep getting these popping up when I reply to someone? First it was Spanish then Welsh and now Akan - which I've never heard of.