This will hurt me...

Sunshine on my shoulder in my eyes makes me happy kind of annoys me.

Two little boats. Long Beach, Sandy Bay. February 2013. Today's Sunday Top Five is a very special one. Yes, it is Events That You Can Only Celebrate In May! May 7: C'mon . Don't make me say it ... May 9: National Lost Sock Memorial Day May 10: Clean Up Your Room Day May 29: End Of Middle Ages Day May 30: My Bucket’s Got a Hole in It Day

You might have seen this somewhere before... The Derwent Estuary, looking over to Tranmere and beyond. July 2012. Theme Thursday ? Stormy, eh? Looks okay to me...

Handsome Henry hints at harmonious habiliment. He has his hypnopompic hibernation planned.

A race from the end of last summer. Long Beach, Sandy Bay. February 2012. I catch the bus to and from work each day, and am therefore exposed to many of the horrors of modern top ten charting pop hits, as the local bus company appear to have all radio dials soldered in to commercial FM stations. The endless s hit parade of Auto-Tune atrocities does make one want to weep, especially if you're keen a nice vocal track here and there. Thus, for today's Sunday Top Five Six, I revisit some of my favourites from Berry Gordy's Motown label. Now, I'm not claiming this as a definitive list by any stretch, but these songs offer sustenance to my ears after another abominable 'tune' that's been processed to within an inch of it's life on GarageBand or some such... Thus, I present to you My Top Five Six Motown Remedies In The Event That I Hear That Incredibly Bad Tik-Tok Song (Or One Of Seemingly Fourteen-Thousand Like It)! This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak F...

Another day, another cold snap!

Like reality television 'stars' and zoo animals, my children tolerate the camera in their faces remarkably well...

Henry discovers where all of Tasmania's trams eventually went...

Have you checked your manhole today? Long Beach Walkway, Sandy Bay. January 2012. Last week's Top Five involved the bowling line-up of players that I've seen play , so I figure this week's top five six should finish the task. Thus, The Top Five Six Batsmen I've Seen Play Cricket To Be In My Side I Was Picking A Squad To Play A Test Against A Team Of Robots Programmed To Play Cricket Really Very Well! [In Batting Order.] [Note: this team will be playing to the rules of the mid-1980s, so we're allowed plenty of bouncers. Also, the curator has been told to prepare a tasty wicket, so no flat track rubbish that you see nine out of ten in modern tests...] C.G. Greenidge S.M. Gavaskar S.R. Tendulkar I.V.A. Richards S.R. Waugh (*) A.C. Gilchrist (wk) This team is rounded out by Imran Khan, Richard Hadlee, Shane Warne, Malcolm Marshall and Curtley Ambrose. Should be tough to beat on all tracks I reckon. Just missing the cut were Brian Lara, Mohammad Yousuf, Javed Miandad, R...

Ez does his best impression of a giraffe.

They aren't shy when it comes to lil' folk. Especially when there are adventures to be had...

Scooting past abandoned gun emplacements... Will the events of the past fortnight in London, coupled together with global fiscal instability, compel us [i.e. Ezra and I] to purchase a couple of Krupp 11 inch coastal artillery guns and set about readying ourselves for action?

On a clear day, from this boat ramp, you can see forever up to Geilston Bay.

Note that technique. Delicate, ‘soft hands’. Tender, yet secure. Yes, here is someone with advanced skills in toddler-wrangling…

It’s official! Henry is indeed blessed from above…

"Let me explain something to you, Walsh. This business requires a certain amount of finesse." Can you pick it...?

I think that Jen has spotted this Wally pretty easily...