Te Haerenga

Murray & Christine's record of their journey. "A day in a car in an English county is a trip to a fairy museum where all the exhibits are live and real." Rudyard Kipling

Wednesday, April 07, 2010

The mysterious case of the missing daffodils – 4 April 2010

After an early visit to Constable Burton garden to see their extensive area of daffodils (sadly about a week too early), we travelled an hou...

Tuesday, April 06, 2010

The Moors – 3 April 2010

The morning was damp and misty, so we set off to visit Ripley Castle. The estate village, rebuilt in 1820, is very attractive, and the castl...

Settle, Wensleydale and beyond – 2 April 2010

We made our way up from Settle to North Yorkshire, the temperature was extremely cold, and it was easy to visualise how bitter the winters m...

Yorkshire Moors – 1 April 2010

We saw the moors in sunshine, hail and snow. All weather conditions (except rain) seemed to take turns in the morning. Leaving Harrogate for...

Harrogate - 31 March 2010

In Victorian times, Harrogate was a popular spa town, ideally situated half way to Scotland. Just the place to stop off on the way to shoot...

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Daffodil Day – 28 March 2010

So far this spring, we have not seen many daffodils, as the cold winter has made the spring flowers very late to bloom. As there was an MG m...

Monday, March 29, 2010

Head of the River Race – 27 March 2010

The annual Head of the River Race on the Thames, is the largest continuous rowing event in the world. The length of the race is 6.8k, from M...

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Murray: I am not the accordian player however, I have been known to blow a few notes on a saxaphone.

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