WYCKE CHAMPFLOWER
Close to Cheddar Gorge
Home of famous cheese making
Authentic Cheddar
WYCKE CHAMPFLOWER
Close to Cheddar Gorge
Home of famous cheese making
Authentic Cheddar
In West Somerset
A former iron mines site
In the Brendon hills
LULSGATE BOTTOM
Bristol’s airport site
former Royal Air Force base
A great place to land
It’s Stephen for sure
@Natural Adventures
check out the street art
my mother was one
Eyes in the back of her head
She always caught me
This is my birthday
I will wear my birthday suit
I was born naked
the last time I saw my oldest sister was in 2000. She came to visit me from the U.K. She brought me a gift, which some people thought was rather odd but, something that has not only been very useful to me and has allowed me to remain connected to my roots in the city of Bristol where I was born. That gift was a book of street maps of Bristol.

Bristol Street maps
It’s quite old and probably out of date however, I like to see and read posts each day about the Bristol street art scene (you can see them at Natural Adventures on WordPress). I have forgotten where a lot of the places that are posted are. So I use my old street maps guide. My sister passed away last year. What some considered an odd gift turned out to be a very thoughtful one. So much so, that I felt compelled to return the thoughtful favour by sharing it here today.
It used to be that
shops closed at noon on Wednesdays
is it still that way?
At Dean Lane skate park
artists go about great works
spraying their colours
I got my inspiration for this post from a Haiku posted by scooj,naturaladventures. It was titled C2H5OH and contained three words with really jumped out at me. I thought the posting was both clever and unusual so much so in fact that I kept thinking bout it for many hours. At about 10:00p.m. yesterday evening I was reading in bed. I think I must have dozed off for a few minutes. I woke up and looked for my notepad and wrote the following:
SALVATION
Salvation a present possession not merely an object of hope, note: Ignatius bishop of Antioch wrote these words in ca. 167
RUINATION (an anagram)
Ruination through urination, pissing away one’s total wealth
MODERATION
Moderation, that happy balance between too much and not enough
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