14 October 2011

I want to cross you off my list - There's nothing worse than a leaky groyne. This one is at Herne Bay in Kent.

29 June 2011

Seen my smiles and touched my tears - Two old tins of Sulficide, used to treat mildew and scab on apple trees by gardeners many years ago. Found in a garden shed in Broadstairs.

18 April 2011

No use to no one else, they've all dried up - I found this label during a recent walk along the beach in Ramsgate. From what I can tell it appears to be something to do with fishing boats in the north east Atlantic, but what's interesting is that if you use Google's translation tool to translate the bottom line it reads "sin northeast Atlantic". It's only when you leave the two accents of off the e's in the Péché that it makes sense "North-east Atlantic fisheries".