Stuart Millson

Mist in the morning, just before half past five, Carmarthenshire ridge. @visitwales @VisitCarms @DerekTurner1964 @LBFlyawayhome

Other work by the Ladybird artists. ‘The walled garden’ May, 1958 Artist: Ronald Lampitt

Ever wondered why little or no state/official/‘Arts Council’ money goes to such institutions as Mid-Wales Opera, English classical music, CBSO? @PetrocTrelawny @BBCRadio3 @Midwalesopera @TheCBSO @HilaryConductor @christopherhope @ArcheryPromos @Telegraph conservativehome.com/2026/05/25/jam…

Other work by the Ladybird artists ‘Ringed Plover’ Artist: CF Tunnicliffe

“When twilight turns to darkness, the swifts rise higher and higher into the night air and there they sleep on the wing. In the very early dawn, as light creeps into the sky, they dive down again” Writer: EL Grant Warson Artist: CF Tunnicliffe ‘What to Look for in Spring’ 1961

The beautiful gardens at Dartington Hall, Devon. @DartingtonArts @DartingtonTrust @VisitDevon @LBFlyawayhome

A large audience last night for the University of Exeter Chapel Choir’s concert at the Great Hall, Dartington — part of the English Music Festival weekend. Vaughan Williams, Holst, Elgar, Dyson, Britten on the bill. @ArcheryPromos @ElgarLondon @RVWinfo @DartingtonTrust

Tranquillity in the ancient kingdom of Lindsey. @LBFlyawayhome @CPRELincs @RSStGeorge @HistoricCounty

#RevealTueaday🧐 The answer is Raglan Castle! With its impressive Great Tower and grand design, Raglan was as much a statement of power as it was a fortress. During the Civil War, it became one of the last castles in Wales to fall after a long siege in the 1640s.

Immerse yourself in the ancient world with a herbal workshop at Segontium! 🔗cadw.gov.wales/herbal-workshop

Just watching RHS Chelsea prog on BBC TV, one of the ‘gardens’ is made up of brutalist concrete. They’re all raving about it, but who wants such ugliness in their garden? RHS: pseuds’ corner? @The_RHS @TheMontyDon @christopherhope @BBCTwo @GBNEWS @DerekTurner1964 @Telegraph

Elgar, Piano Quintet (“wood magic”) on radio just now; English Music Festival next weekend at Dartington… @ArcheryPromos @HilaryConductor @BBCRadio3 @ElgarLondon @ElgarFestival @DartingtonTrust @DartingtonArts @Totnesbrew @totnesbookshop

Buttercup, Meadow Cranesbill, White Dead Nettle ‘Wild Flowers’ (1957) Artists: EdithHilder Rowland Hilder

A recent find - 1824 prints showing the rigours of the London-Brighton road @RegencyHistory

Well done, Telegraph — save our pubs day! And a good pint, too. 🍺 @CAMRA_Official @Telegraph @RSStGeorge

Don’t suppose that there are many books with illustrations like this any more… @CIoJournalist @educationgovuk @RSStGeorge @YesterdaysBrit1 @DerekTurner1964

What heroes!

So much for “working people”! And yet the BBC spends all its time complaining about the financial affairs of Reform’s leader… @GBNEWS @ChrisMasonBBC @christopherhope @AngelaRayner @AndyBurnhamGM @RachelReevesMP @reformparty_uk telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/1…

Cardiganshire countryside, sunny but surprisingly windy and cold today. @visitceredigion @visitwales @DerekTheWeather @NFUCymru @NoFarmsNoFoods

Looks like one of the lanes along the North Downs Way, not far from Wrotham or Trottiscliffe. @mallingmatters @CPRESurrey @RSStGeorge