Old Blokevlooks at the bird life on his roof during lockdown and decides thr the Gulls have had a bad rap

This time Old Bloke during gets caught up in an age old battle between good and evil.

This time Old Bloke goes down to the river where he looks at the history and the wildlife. Dye-works and Goosanders feature in this wee escapade along the banks of the Leven.

This time Old Bloke uses his lockdown daily exercise to uncover more links between King Arthur and The Vale of Leven. Nature and history collide as we trace his steps.

This time Old Bloke is sent out to investigate some weird noises in the garden. But all does not go to plan

This time Old Bloke uses his exercise time to see if Camelot was in fact originally on the hill above his house.

This time Old Bloke looks up the roof that’s keeping him safe and sheltered from the outside world. In doing so he discovers all sorts of things about the materials, history, creatures and...perhaps his Better Half’s intentions.

This time, Old Bloke goes to his beech trees for inspiration and some interesting facts in these days of tedium...

This time, Old Bloke looks at spiders and bumble bees while coming under misile attack... we also get a nice Victorian poem about the bumble bee...

Old Bloke confesses more than a passing interest in bugs and owns up to a naughty escapade any years ago...