How much time does an NHS Governor need to devote to the role? How long is a piece of string? Here is a concrete example of activity over a 3 month period for Paul Myerscough a governor with Berkshire Healthcare.
NHS Foundation Trusts: A Governor’s Diary Read More »
The interactive maps on this site use an App provided by the UK Ordinance Survey. OpenSpace was made available 7 or 8 years ago. When married with a gpx file of location coordinates it provides a great illustration of a route superimposed on the standard OS maps. These can be zoomed in or out or
Why the [ordinance survey] maps don’t work Read More »
In spring time breadmaking can take on a seasonal note by using common nettles as an ingredient. Here’s how Paul Myerscough went about it!
Nettle Season Once More – Nettle Bread revisited! Read More »
The map shows the route tracked from 30 minute beacons sent by a Spot satellite tracker and captured by Phil Sorrell’s Social Hiking site. Push and pull the map in the window below to see the route in blue. Pitlochry was planned as the first night indoors. I had tried to find somewhere earlier, but
TGO Challenge 2018 – Oban to Kinnabaer: #3 from Pitlochry Read More »
The unexpurgated photo reel from the TGO Challenge coast to coast walk is here. A description and maps will surely follow, but probably at a distance. This year we started at Oban, and planned a Munro or two on most days. The plan was adjusted a bit en-route to enable more resting time. As you
TGOC 2018 Oban to Montrose the slideshow Read More »
I visited Copenhagen irregularly since the 1960s and never associated it especially with good food until Noma. Noma was founded by chef René Redzepi from El Bulli and Claus Meyer – their new restaurant replacing El Bulli’s crown as the best restaurant. Noma cuisine is supposedly ‘Scandinavian’; the restaurant’s founders have apparently attempted to redefine
Copenhagen: The Noma legacy – Radio vs Bror? Read More »
Spring time invites new residents to the garden birdbox. Paul Myerscough reports.
New Tit takes up residence! Read More »
Paul Myerscough reflects back on his pre-Christmas knee procedure.
5 Knee jobs give useful boost to Consultant’s Christmas shopping! Read More »
Paul Myerscough has some strange ideas about training for the Scotland coast-to-coast challenge the TGOC
Take One Brick! Training for TGOC part 1 Read More »
Spring weather at the beginning of March brings lots of ladybirds. Where have they suddenly come from?