Thoughts - Triforium's blogs

Triforium's Profile

Links

User Profile

Triforium's Blogs

Burnopfield to Newcastle
White mist rolling in the valley between here and Gateshead. An interesting daytime variation on last night’s yellow-green diamante affect from the top of Bernopfield. Then over the main road and walk across the crest of the hill... [ Strange how, once over the brow of the......Read More

Posted on: 2008-01-13 16:25:05 | Rating:

| Views: 90 | Comments: 3 | Tags: South of the Tyne

Exersizing Christmas
I am ashamed to admit that I tire of Christmas very quickly.I met an old man talking to the residents of his piguin Kree yesterday. He looked over at me and then looked across the vally, as though his old eyes could see through the mist draped over the trees, and he said, "Christmas Man? Why,......Read More

Posted on: 2007-12-28 01:17:48 | Rating:

| Views: 137 | Comments: 2 | Tags: engin ticking over

The breadth of Friendship.
Too many people seem to think that by turning up at their dinner parties you wil be warmed by their glow. I have tended to see beyond. When you buy a house who cares what colour they have done their bathroom? Do you mind how they have carpeted thir hall? Its the......Read More

Posted on: 2007-12-08 16:25:49 | Rating:

| Views: 109 | Comments: 5 | Tags: Invitations what they mean

Traveling round
My pen has dried up and I haven’t a refill, its sleeting & I have some logs to cut… I went out. I decided I deserved a toasted teacake with my coffee at a new establishment I was checking out in Houltwhistle. No, for me it......Read More

Posted on: 2007-11-26 06:27:31 | Rating:

| Views: 96 | Comments: 3 | Tags: Taking a break

One who loved me
It's strange how other people's blogs will trigger a chain of thought. The phrase 'my writing desk...' so pregnant with implications with memorys with leters from loved ones - from a particular person long, long ago... We were both so young. How old......Read More

Posted on: 2007-11-15 17:05:17 | Rating:

| Views: 107 | Comments: 6 | Tags: memorys of the past

Moveing on
I have struggeled with an over-load of Rememberence Sunday. All the Sunday Papers plus a fair slice of TV prgrams have be awash with stories relating to anything from The letter little Jack sent us from the Trenches in France, to What our lads went through on the Normandy Beaches.......Read More

Posted on: 2007-11-11 13:48:13 | Rating:

| Views: 153 | Comments: 4 | Tags: over-load

Walking - Monday
I sat on the bank in the spluttering rain eating a sandwich and watching an aeroplane coming down the line of the valley. It was like a great cumbersome glider in slow motion, high still, and quiet in the wind but coming down stage by slow stage, maybe to land at......Read More

Posted on: 2007-11-05 07:08:09 | Rating:

| Views: 84 | Comments: 2 | Tags: Walks hikes

Walking - Monday
...Read More

Posted on: 2007-11-05 07:07:43 | Rating:

| Views: 60 | Comments: 0 | Tags: Walks hikes

All Souls Day
If October 31st were ever considered in England during this last century-or-so it would have been to look at a pocket diary and comment 'Oh I see, it is 'All Souls' today, and then go back to the crossword. "Halloween" in it's presant form has been manipulated back across the......Read More

Posted on: 2007-11-02 00:04:17 | Rating:

| Views: 71 | Comments: 1 | Tags: Dates and traditions

Walking... Just walking to work.
I took a waterproof and made my way over the style and up the north field. It was bright and the wind was strong from the south east and it pushed me as I went along. The half-grown pines in the top field were attracting a flock of Crows, who screemed and squobbled in the top branches as I made......Read More