When first we moved to Ashford, we got some chickens. We’ve had varying numbers, depending upon the habits of urban foxes; currently, we have three. Unnamed. Now I have to be endlessly inve… Source: Pledge Flour Mill, East Hill
Yet More Roman Remains …
In the 1890s, Mr Arthur Challis and his wife, Fanny, were having a house built in Albert Road, Ashford – a 2 minute walk from the town centre. Look at the date; look at the road name. So fa… Source: Yet More Roman Remains …
King’s Wood
I took our dog – an alarmingly athletic Brittany – to King’s Wood a couple of weeks’ ago, on the basis that 1,500 acres ought to tire him out … (I’m ever hopeful… Source: King’s Wood
Ashford from a distance
Earlier, it was a glorious spring morning, so I thought this was the time to take the panoramic shot of Ashford I had planned for the headline image of this blog. In the last couple of weeks, the … Source: Ashford from a distance
