The river path after rain
The lower path floods for a day or two each autumn. The upper one is longer but dry, and the view over the bend is worth the extra twenty minutes.
Pripli
Small notes on walking, weather and old maps.
Reading survey maps from the 1920s
Contour intervals were wider then, and field boundaries were drawn by hand. Comparing them with today's satellite images shows how many hedgerows are gone.
Notes on a cheap barometer
It lags real pressure changes by about an hour, which is fine for deciding whether to take a coat.