Surrounded by the sea: views of Ilfracombe, North Devon in late afternoon autumn sunlight
Surrounded by the sea: views of Ilfracombe, North Devon in late afternoon autumn sunlight
Evening views of flowers in the garden . . .
Evening views of flowers in the garden . . .
Two moody views of the sea . . .
. . . looking east from Hillsborough in Ilfracombe . . . . . . and looking west . . . . . . taken on 24 September 2010 in North Devon Posted via email from robertz
In and out the alleyways, up above the pavement . . .
. . . different views of Ilfracombe and the sea a beautiful colour today.
What is it about the sea?
Views of the MS Oldenburg approaching Ilfracombe Quay on an autumnal afternoon plus one of the harbour. Beautiful whatever the time of year and weather.
Sponsor Mack and Mabel at the Landmark Theatre, Ilfracombe
To help us bring this high quality production to North Devon, we seek sponsorship from local businesses to support it.
See the North Devon premiere of Mack and Mabel in Ilfracombe in October 2010
Studio Theatre and Small Pond Productions present the North Devon premiere of Mack and Mabel in October 2010.
Today we picked 3 3/4lb of blackberries to make jam
The fruit has ripened later this year up Hillsborough in Ilfracombe and there are lots of lovely berries ready for jam making.
Celebrate the sea this September at SeaIlfracombe in North Devon
Ilfracombe in North Devon will be awash with maritime activities for all the family from Friday 10 to Sunday 12 September 2010 when the second SeaIlfracombe festival celebrates the town’s sea heritage from Iron Age origins to the present.
And the sunflowers are out too @twunflowercomp
Seemed to have waited a long time for these too, but they’re beautiful now in flower . . .
Long distance tomatoes finally ripening
The fruit has been growing for ages, it seems, but the tomatoes are finally starting to ripen.
Sunset storm blazes in the sky in Ilfracombe #ndevon
This evening’s fiery orange light mixed with a rainstorm produced these effects . . .
One of these days one of these sunflowers will flower!
The smallest of our four sunflowers has now overtaken the other three and is now some 10ft tall, adding three or four inches every day.
Runt of the litter
This sunflower was the smallest when planted . . . . . . now it is almost 7ft tall and just forming a flower. See and download the full gallery on posterous Posted via email from robertz
Preparing for this evening’s performance of Summer Showtime at the Landmark Pavilion, Ilfracombe
Summer comedy, song and dance entertainment for all the family in North Devon Starts at 8.15pm on Mondays 26 July, 2, 9, 16 and 23 August. Tickets £8. Book tickets on 01271 324242 or online.  Posted via email from robertz
All swell in the garden
The welcome rain is giving everything a rush. The apple trees need a summer prune, although the apples are coming along nicely. The tomato forest in the shed is reaching the roof and fruit is forming and growing. See and download the full gallery on posterous The runner bean wall is covered with flowers and … Read more
Saucy romp at the seaside? Not Now Darling in Ilfracombe, North Devon
Studio Theatre’s production of Not Now Darling brings this farce to the Landmark Theatre, Ilfracombe, North Devon on Sundays in July and August 2010
Sunflowers vs tomatoes @twunflowercomp
I’m not sure anyone can beat @llamakevin ‘s magnificent field of sunflowers. Our tallest one continues to grow, but no sign of a flower yet . . . However, the tomatoes are really coming on: lots of flowers and fruit forming. We could be tomato-ed out in a few weeks. Posted via email from robertz
Beautiful morning in Ilfracombe. I could have walked forever . . .
See and download the full gallery on posterous Posted via email from robertz
Simmering sunsets from Ilfracombe, North Devon
The sunsets over the past week have been remarkable . . .
