The weak results of my orchid hunt in the Ariege.....

I've been puzzled by this structure on Seaford Head for years. And now it's been modernised it seems, I don't know when. But the mystery is solved - it's for aircraft navigation, part of the country's air traffic control infrastructure.

A couple of examples of works I'd not previously come across - the first of a house in the Hebrides I think; the second of children playing in the Swanzey family house in Belize Park.

The strange Dengie Peninsula salt marshes. Another classic Essex landscape.

Wallasea Island, Essex. The edge of the world.

Time for another Saluki running video I think. Near Hadleigh Castle, in Essex, overlooking the Thames Estuary.

And just in case you wanted to see an ageing Saluki test out her running legs on the South Downs....

Just in case you wanted a picture of a Saluki in front of a Sussex ruin.

Now to book 4 - A Perfect Peace. Never read any Amos Oz before. A reminder that Israel was built on socialism...

I want to pay tribute to this person - whom I came across at the tools theft protest in Parliament Square.

The moonlit pub crawl that gave us the words to Warlock's Bethlehem Down nearly a hundred years ago began in the ex pub on the left, and finished in the ex pub now Steakhouse on the right. Bruce Blunt was an interesting, colourful man - now not much information about him.

And then in the Churchyard, a plaque commemorating the life of Roland Gwynne, a big and "colourful" figure in Eastbourne's civic history.

The church of St. Peter ad Vincula - in Folkington, near Polegate. I blame my dog for pulling on the lead when I took this - so top of the spire lopped off.

Saluki in the Chilterns.