My ramblings, my photos, photography, image editing, etc.

  • Sparrow and Mayfly

    You may know that I often go for a walk at lunch-time along the river, along the canal or into Robert’s Park. Quite a few others do the same and will have seen me stood on the canal bank between Saltaire and Hirst Lock. I have been trying for a while at this time of…

  • Friends of Baildon Moor site hacked

    Nice friendly hackers have been at the Friends of Baildon Moor site again. The site was not working and was defaced but I found a few interesting things around. The footer PHP file had been modified with some interesting code that looked as though it was doing something with usernames and passwords and had a…

  • The last ones on the Trail

    All the sculptures are now on the Aire Sculpture Trail but not all painted yet. It was when I was getting the new photos of these that I saw the Long-tailed tit chicks that I have already blogged about. Cat Bath Dog Alpaca I have taken another shot of the Salt Pot Slug because my…

  • More Spring cuteness

    On my lunch-time walk on Wednesday I noticed what looked like a woolly scarf wrapped round a branch under a tree. I was lucky to see it and something about it made me look closer. I am pleased I did. There could be 9 Long-tailed tit chicks there. They very quickly disbursed so I waited…

  • Lapwing chick and a Snipe

    I think the bottom corner (top corner??) of Baildon Moor near Glovershaw is a great place to keep visiting. Meadow Pipit, Curlew, Lapwing, Skylark, Wheatear and now Snipe and Lapwing chicks.

  • What price security?

    Apparently there are a number of brute force attacks going on for WordPress and Joomla websites. A friend’s site had an error.php file containing 62000 lines of invalid login attempts. The 2 WordPress sites I host (this one and Friends of Baildon Moor) were hacked. I posted before about belatedly “upgrading” the passwords used on…

  • Frog on a skateboard and other steely features

    I have now found out what the Octopus and the Dog in a Dinghy are doing there. It is the Aire Sculpture Trail. Wycliffe School and Mick Kirkby-Geddes have created a set of 15 sculptures (+ 1 other little one?) that are to form the trail that will be officially unveiled at the end of…

  • A Dog in a Dinghy!!

    Having posted photos of the Octopus a couple of times I have now been past the thing on Baildon Bridge and it turns out to be a Dog in a Dinghy.