Living in England

As Americans living in England for over 35 years now, it's still kind of like living an ethnographic experience! Here is a running commentary on having fun in England...

Monday, 28 November 2016

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The New Forest Let's Go Geologizing (and fly a kite)! Understanding what one is looking at on the ground adds greatly to the ex...

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Life Around Brunswick and Mecklenburgh Squares Brunswick and Mecklenburgh Squares are two of more than 440 ‘squares’ in London. They lie ...

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Monday, 31 October 2016

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Coram's Fields, Coram & The Foundling Museum Coram's Fields, and Coram & The Foundling Museum, are located between Brunsw...

Monday, 24 October 2016

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Wooded Dales of Northeastern England: Visiting Causey Arch near Newcastle Tucked into a sea of fields, Causey Gill of County Durham ...

Sunday, 23 October 2016

Ironmonger Row Baths Spa LONDON: a disaster

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Having been to Ironmonger Row Baths several years ago when it was in a Victorian state of repair, I was really looking forward to visiting ...

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

English "elevenses"...why not "fourses"?

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I'm interested in language change – new words are being made up by individuals all the time and some spread like wildfire. But how does ...

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Friday, 1 March 2013

New takes on dry stone walls

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Dry stone wall in England A musician acquaintance has written some music and painted scenes to celebrate a very long (22 miles) dry ston...

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