38/365 : Couscous and Veggie Burgers

Published on Monday, March 1st, 2010

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38/365 : Couscous and Veggie Burgers

A busy day at work meant that I ended up taking my 365 shot rather late today.

I wasn’t feeling particularly creative today, so it was a shot of my tea. I’ve developed quite a taste for couscous at the moment, and twinning it with a couple of veggie burgers provided a moderately healthy and very filling tea.


39/365: A Dog’s life

Published on Monday, March 1st, 2010

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39/365: A Dog's life

Got back from a nice long walk with Oscar and found him snoozing after I finished my tea.

I ran 9.5 miles today, and about 6 to do tomorrow – surely I deserve the lie down!


37/365 : Couscous and Veggie Burgers

Published on Saturday, February 27th, 2010

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37/365 : Couscous and Veggie Burgers

A busy day at work meant that I ended up taking my 365 shot rather late today.

I wasn’t feeling particularly creative today, so it was a shot of my tea. I’ve developed quite a taste for couscous at the moment, and twinning it with a couple of veggie burgers provided a moderately healthy and very filling tea.


38/365: A Dog’s life

Published on Saturday, February 27th, 2010

sparetomato posted a photo:

38/365: A Dog's life

Got back from a nice long walk with Oscar and found him snoozing after I finished my tea.

I ran 9.5 miles today, and about 6 to do tomorrow – surely I deserve the lie down!


33/365: Lewis Tower

Published on Saturday, February 27th, 2010

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33/365: Lewis Tower

Our second day in Jersey, and we decided to take a drive around the island.

Jersey is an island full of history, a bastion of the United Kingdom on the edge of mainland europe and with a strong military heritage – particularly from World War 2 when the channel islands were a small foothold the German Army held in the United Kingdom.

Adolf Hitler fortified the island, and there is a lot of evidence still of the German occupation.

Lewis Tower was originally built to defend against the French, but during World War 2 was modified with a concrete tunnel to the right of the tower which housed a searchlight.

It can now apparently be rented to stay in!