Keswick in winter feels like a held breath — a quiet pause between the rush of seasons. The market town, normally alive with walkers and wanderers, slows beneath a hush of frost. The air itself seems older, more deliberate, as if the fells have settled into a long, contemplative dream.

Last year I had an opportunity to visit St.Andrew's Church and the Hopper Mausoleum, which is quite close to home, but a place I'd never been to until then.

I spent a fascinating couple of hours at the site, which is still an active place of worship for people in the immediate, yet sparsely populated area. Here's ...

I'm discovering amazing results using MidJourney to imagine food photography.

In this digital era, where online media is flooded with tantalising food images, it takes something truly exceptional to stand out from the crowd.

Enter MidJourney, the revolutionary app that has taken the world of image generaion ...

Believe it or not, yes, shepherds did graze their sheep on the Palace Green in Durham City.

If I remember correctly, this was at the behest of the Bishop of Durham, back in medieval times.

I cannot recall the full details and if retired Durham University Press Officer, Keith Seacroft ever sees this story I know he can ...

The Angel of the North - designed by Antony Gormley. The sculpture was erected in February 1998 on a landmark site overlooking the A1 motorway near Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, England.

It is the largest sculpture in Britain and is believed to be the largest angel sculpture in the world. It will definitely be one of the most ...