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Panorama: Vinegar Hill, Enniscorthy

June 12, 2016 By admin Leave a Comment

Vinegar Hill, Enniscorthy

Four days of fun with all our friends at our country retreat allowed mum and dad to travel to Ireland last week for a few days holiday and relaxation.

Filed Under: Expeditions, Featured, Photo galleries Tagged With: cathedral, enniscorthy, holiday, ireland, kennels, vinegar hill, wexford

Nest building with fur lined warmth

April 24, 2016 By admin Leave a Comment

Garden birds gather our fluff for their nests

Many birds are busy nest building in our garden and we are doing our bit to help with ample supply of soft warm fluff from our coats.

Filed Under: Featured, General Tagged With: animal fur, bird feeder, Blue Tits, great tits, nest buildings, nest lining, spring

Hadrian’s Wall Path diverted after storm Desmond

March 13, 2016 By admin Leave a Comment

Hadrian's Wall Path in Carlisle diverted due to storm damage

Damage caused by Storm Desmond to the Hadrian’s Wall National Trail in Carlisle has caused disruption to the popular walking route which may last a year.

Filed Under: Expeditions, Featured, Spreading the Word Tagged With: carlisle, Closure, Diversion, Hadrian's wall path, National Trail, ramble, River Eden, sheepmount, walking

Flood damage reveals hundreds of historic artefacts

January 17, 2016 By admin Leave a Comment

A broken bottle from a Carlisle brewery

Storm Desmond and the resulting floods in Carlisle have uncovered a treasure trove of artefacts including bottles and pottery.

Filed Under: Expeditions, Featured Tagged With: artifacts, Bitts Park, bottles, carlisle, ceramics, flood defines, River Eden, rubbish dump, storm desmond

99.9p per litre fuel in Carlisle

January 9, 2016 By admin Leave a Comment

99p fuel in Carlisle

Fuel prices affect all of us as it dictates the price of our food, our chews and how far our human mums and dads take us places for our walks. So it is great news to see both petrol and diesel below one pound once more.

Filed Under: Featured, General Tagged With: 99.9p, Diesel, fuel, petrol, price, surplus

River Eden charts new course in Carlisle

December 30, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

River Eden wipes away riverbank

Damage left in the wake of Storm Desmond and the flooding that occurred in Carlisle is slowly being revealed. However, the cost of repair may never be quantifiable.

Filed Under: Expeditions, Featured Tagged With: carlisle, damage, erosion, Exercise, flooding, River Eden, Riverbank, Snowdrops

Season’s Greetings

December 20, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

Merry Christmas from Charlie and Rufus

This will be Rufus’ first Christmas and I have told him all about Santa…..only five sleeps to go!

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Carlisle ice rink wrecked by Desmond

December 10, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

Carlisle ice rink demolished by Storm Desmond, Dec 2015

As hail and heavy rain battered Carlisle earlier today we took a trip into Carlisle and were amazed at the damage to the Sheepmount Athletics stadium and the sporting facilities in Bitts Park.

Filed Under: Expeditions, Featured, Weather Tagged With: Bitts Park, carlisle, damage, dec 2015, desmond, floods, high volume water pump, ice rink, shipment athletes stadium

Carlisle City floods: History repeated

December 6, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

Caldewgate in Carlisle underwater - Sun 6 Dec 2015

Have we not been here before ? Memories from over a decade surface once more as many areas of Carlisle flood once more.

Filed Under: Expeditions, Featured Tagged With: 2015, carlisle, dec 6, Electricity, Flood, waverley bridge, willowholme

Electrical Safety First

November 24, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

Electrical Safety First - pets home alone video

The campaign organisers for Electrical Safety First have asked Rufus and I to warn people about the risk of fire posed by unattended electrical chargers.

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