Herry's Journal

Dew and sun beside the Test The green elm with the one great bough of gold Lets leaves into the grass slip, one by one , –  ...

I had forgotten how much I used to like Longfellow's Hiawatha (full text behind the link)  Downward through the evening twilight,  ...

The boat house, somewhere in deepest Sussex

Mudeford is a charming old fishing village at the narrow entrance to Christchurch Harbour distinguished by a having its main beach (the Sp...

Lots Road Power Station, Chelsea, which once supplied the electricity for the Underground, seen across a muddy Thames from the Battersea s...

Lainston is a classic late C17th country house outside Winchester, for many years the home of the Craig-Harvey family. Now an hotel, it re...

The summerhouse I am not going to reveal where this enchanting place is as it's of course a private house - except that it lies in ...

Illustration by William Nicholson "What is REAL?" asked the Rabbit one day, when they were lying side by side near t...

Lords Ok, this one's going to be a tough sell. Cricket is probably the least known and understood of the major games played interna...

Driving down Sheep Pond Lane from Corhampton Down towards Droxford and across the A32 at Merington's Garage. Then on over the Meon towa...