Paul Myerscough was an early adopter of the handheld GPS. Here he reflects on the options that were available at the time.
New Generation GPS? Some thoughts on GPS for mountain walking .. Read More »
Paul Myerscough questions the drab colours in The Guardian newpaper’s food supplement.
The Guardian does punk food? Read More »
Paul Myerscough gets the welcome letter to the TGO Challenge for 2014!
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Paul Myerscough shows another mystery plant appearing in his garden.
Plant Quiz #2. Do you know this flower? Read More »
A stunning image of Autumn from Paul Myerscough’s eye.
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Paul Myerscough brings forward another plant in his garden that sprung up from a packet of anonymous seeds.
Plant Quiz – what is it! Read More »
Before the current Reading station there was a passage that many commuters passed through. Paul Myerscough catches one of the last images of this portal.
Commuters’ favourite … Read More »
That giant among surgeons Mr Sean O’Leary was all ready this morning to attempt to repeat his great success in stabilising the right knee (see story here). This time the focus was on the left side. As you can see the process starts with an arrow drawn on the ankle below. And finishes with the
Ready, Steady … Challenge? Read More »
The problem with convenient technology is that is can be complicated and can fail and will certainly get replaced, Paul Myerscough discusses the priorities for an elder’s phone equipment.
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Are your local blackberries good enough? Paul Myerscough find a lot of variance in the local countryside.