Monthly Archives: September 2026

There is no Sunday walk this weekend, but I took the chance of a fine Saturday to go to Arrowe Park to look at some of the interesting trees marked on their new tree map. At the southern end of … Continue reading →

Following Wirral Council’s decision to label many of the trees in their parks, and the publication of tree trail maps for five of them, we planned to look at some of the more unusual trees they had identified in Mayer … Continue reading →

A fine, mostly sunny day for a stroll around Southport’s Marine Lake. We were amazed to see all the Mute Swans clustered together (54 of them) where they were being fed by two local people. I think that couple feed … Continue reading →

Despite the day starting in a fine drizzly rain, we visited several different places today. The first was the new wildlife mural off Knowsley Road in Bootle, running along a railway line on a footpath leading to All Saints Primary … Continue reading →