@the_stone_club A lifetime ago, must have been around 1980, when I was a young illustrator myself, I had a very nice chat with Roger when he gave a talk at the Association of Illustrators in Piccadilly. His work is eternally wonderful and I hadn’t seen this one before, so thanks for posting!
@ValleyPriest@giles_fraser Kew Gardens is one of my favourite places in the whole world. As a boy, I used to walk the gardens alone at least twice a week, back when it cost an old penny to go through the unmanned turnstiles. Shame the high entry cost these days makes it inaccessible to young nature-lovers.
@HerbsandDirt I was a chronic asthmatic, ventolin inhalers hadn’t been invented, treatment was belladonna and effedrin. Also had terrible skin problems, not diagnosed as dairy intolerance until my twenties. Medical science has evolved a lot in half a century.
Our Biggest, Bestest & Bronze Agest axe casting workshop ever!
Workshops we've previously run give participants the chance to cast an axe from just a few types, but this workshop has 8! Each have their own story & place in the Bronze Age timeline.
https://t.co/Vxq1i2Vnd7
I’ve just watched the tremendous film “Epic Megalithic Journey through Britain and Ireland: Standing Stones” by @PrehistoryGuys and was moved to tears by @RupertSoskin ‘s closing comments over a stone button.
https://t.co/2iF5qVYuRT
@madjanev @BertB61027155@KWalach_ Wow, that's amazing to see. Finding eggs of the tiniest things is bordering on miraculous at the best of times. Do you know the approximate diameter of a single egg?