Strange times
Tag: expressionism
October 23 2020
Beckenham Recreation Ground seen through rose coloured spectacles
October 22 2020
A discarded face mask in Rectory Road
October 20 2020
Signs of the times 😦
October 15 2020
St George’s Road, Beckenham
October 11 2020
Sunday morning
October 9 2020
It’s all gone Co Op Blue by Beckenham Green
October 8 2020
Managed decline
Up until I was 20 everything was pretty normal. Then, in 1978 I became paralysed and for the last 42 years have been a wheelchair user.
When I reached 60, a couple of years ago I found that my physical abilities were declining. For example, pushing any distance became harder, as was getting in and out of the car and other transfers. This led to some changes in the way I do things. For example, I began to use a transfer cushion in my car so I no longer have to lift my body weight; and then I began to use a power add on to my wheelchair when outside.
Today there is a third addition to this new arsenal: a bathroom hoist. This helps me get on and off the loo and in and out of the bath without having to transfer. It’s a welcome addition because of that.
October 7 2020
A Cormorant in Kelsey Park
It’s the type of image that needs to be seen on a large screen.
October 1 2020
Fishermen at Southsea Pier
September 28 2020
Tesco Elmers End
September 20 2020
Clean car, beautiful morning. Hello world
September 15 2020
Out and about
September 9 2020
Nothing to see here
September 8 2020
Feeding my soul at Hotwalls, Old Portsmouth
August 30 2020
Arsenal
August 29 2020
Deliveroo 1, self control 0
August 28 2020
Is this still necessary?
Covid doesn’t appear to be killing in the numbers it was. For example, back on April 9 2020 we experienced 5865 new Covid cases and 1152 deaths. August 27 2020 we experienced 1522 new cases and 12 deaths. So the proportion of people dying from Covid has dropped from 20 percent to <0.1 percent. Does this indicate that it is less lethal?
August 24 2020
The end of summer
August 15 2020
Saturday’s routine
One day, one photo 