sundown in the water meadow
diddy bridge in the meadow
"parky, aint it, ducks"
trans snowman
frosty morn in the meadow
riverside seat at Binsey
tree in the January dawn
flooded triangles
like boats that pass in the dawn
flood markers at sunrise
ice at the water's edge
flooded view from Burgess Field
brightening up the fire escape
tribute to the NHS
last post in Jericho
ice cream for nurses
Walton Street wall
wall at New Radcliffe House
Hart Street terrace
Hart Street shadows
doorstep gardens
Public Spaces Protection eyesore
Acanthus (I think)
meadow grazer
Port Meadow in flood
rowing practice
thanks to the tree
rowing in spring
logs by the Thames Path
canoeists at Port Meadow
Thames Path at Binsey
old nurses' home
statue on old nurses' home
hospital payphone
old sleep lab
back of the old infirmary
view east from infirmary
cat in the waiting room
MRI waiting room
blue loo
Block 17
Department of Clinical Cock-Ups
Block 16
Entrance B
hospital outbuildings
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I hope Roy is well and not succumbed to the virus.
I'm classified by the NHS as being at "severe risk" and am supposed to have been shielding these last 11 weeks, but haven't been, and notwithstanding have not yet succumbed to the virus.
The virus has clearly affected your memory, though, if you've forgotten Roy the cropper.
The Severe Risk designation is due to my contracting (following a first session of chemotherapy for metastatic prostate cancer last August) near-fatal Enterocolitis and spending 12 weeks in hospital.
Although at one point one of my lungs had collapsed and both were fluid-filled, and I was kept alive on oxygen, I myself don't think that they're permanently damaged, and hence have been ignoring the advice to shield myself for these last 11 weeks, a risk I rightly (it appears) thought worth taking.
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