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Category Archives: sand
Adiabatic
Britain is presently swaddled under a thick cloud of pollution. This, we are told, has been caused by a mixture of regular industrial and motor exhaust, spiked with a lot of sand from the Sahara Desert. Yesterday Cromer laboured under … Continue reading
Posted in climate, Cromer East Beach, Domesticrox, sand, weather
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Trying to Get Away from It All
I’ve been away briefly this week, to an extremely cold and windy Suffolk coast. Not the kind of break one comes back from tanned – other than with wind-burn – or with skiing fractures, but remembering there is a world … Continue reading
Posted in Charles Dickens, holidays, optimism, sand, Science Culture
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