December Roses Triptych
Berberis Autumn colours
Autumn Magnolia leaf
Red Rose with Aphids
Hosta leaves changing colour
Tree and snow
Snow tree
Water still flows
Autumn Berberis colour
January Rose
Camelia in January
A Berberis berry
January Crocus for H.A.N.W.E
Crocus morning
Crocus collage for H.A.N.W.E
Crocus contrajour
Party popper canons
Dragon pen
A pair of pencils
Evening clouds
Sunset sillouette
Lime bowl
Sundown for H.A.N.W.E
Edith L R Everett Christmas 1931
Woodland cat - often seen patrolling the woods
Woodland cat
Path with patrolling cat
Woodland path with some of natures fencing materia…
Tongham Woodland fence for HFF
A walk in the woodland
Many leaves yet to fall
Another lost field
Sunlit autumnal tree colour
Clematis flowers in the Autumnal sunshine for HFF
Virginia Creeper taking over
Re-developed for housing
Late rose blooms for H.A.N.W.E
Buddleia and Bee
Ivy in Autumn
Daisies
A final 2020 Clematis flower for HFF
White rose in the rain
Autumn colours
Sleeping soundly
Hedgehog face off
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Old Portsmouth a view from the 1930s
View over Old Portsmouth and the dockyard from the Solent 1930s
One of the old Southern Railway paddle steamers serving the Isle of Wight inbound to Portsmouth, possibly to the dock at Clarence Pier.
The church tower, behind the YMCA roof, is the location of Saint Thomas Portsea, what is now Portsmouth Cathedral, my paternal great grandparents were married there on 25th September 1867, as were my 2nd great grandparents on 23rd May 1842.
This vessel may be either PS Southsea or PS Whippingham - still searching for confirmatory images (2021 update)
One of the old Southern Railway paddle steamers serving the Isle of Wight inbound to Portsmouth, possibly to the dock at Clarence Pier.
The church tower, behind the YMCA roof, is the location of Saint Thomas Portsea, what is now Portsmouth Cathedral, my paternal great grandparents were married there on 25th September 1867, as were my 2nd great grandparents on 23rd May 1842.
This vessel may be either PS Southsea or PS Whippingham - still searching for confirmatory images (2021 update)
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