With Helen going back to school this week, I haven’t had much time to take photographs recently. Having studied my memory cards and the images on my phone, I think this picture, taken at the Science Museum in London, is the best I have. It’s an image of Babbage’s Difference Engine. Essentially, this is a
I would be the first to admit this picture looks like an accident waiting to happen; two curious little children, stood next to a huge and very muddy puddle created following some recent heavy rain. What could possibly go wrong?
Being the summer holidays, we headed up to Scotland this week to visit the Scottish family. While there we spent a day out in Callander, near Stirling. It’s a place I’ve driven through a number of times, but never stopped off in.
What could be more British than watching Wimbledon on a big screen at a fete in the rain? Nothing, that’s what and here’s a picture of my two girls doing just that.
Every year Mrs Adams and I watch Glastonbury Festival on television. Every year Mrs Adams makes some remark about how it would be nice to go along with the kids. Whenever such remarks are made, I find myself staring at her in disbelief, an ugly expression on my face. Although I haven’t done either for
