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Barbara Attridge, Steve Lee, Mark Baxter, and Bob Tweddle photographed by Tony Sargeant in 1963 at Brackelsham Bay in Sussex.
Barbara Attridge, Steve Lee, Mark Baxter, and Bob Tweddle photographed by Tony Sargeant in 1963 at Brackelsham Bay in Sussex.
Photographs of Brackelsham Bay – a lifetime ago
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"Extinction Rebellion Protest"
“Extinction Rebellion Protest”
“Extinction Rebellion Protest”
Let me get this straight.
The hypothesis put forward by the protesters is that climate change resulting from the activities of Homo sapiens will lead to the extinction of that species (and possibly some others – so some limited collateral damage).
At this point it is important to note that Homo sapiens is just that, a single species among millions on the planet.…
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Asparagus Soup (part 4)
Asparagus Soup (part 4)
Once asparagus is softened Anthony J Sargeant adds mild chicken stock – but you could use vegetable stock. Cook all together then put into liquidiser and add seasoning as needed. Liquidise to a smooth soup adding additional liquid if needed. The result will be a saucepan of smooth delicious asparagus soup which can be put in the fridge or used immediately with a swirl of double cream and chopped…
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Asparagus Soup by Anthony J Sargeant (part 3)
Asparagus Soup by Anthony J Sargeant (part 3)
sweat off finely chopped onion in a pan with butter (image 1)
then add the asparagus pieces and cook them off until soft (about 15 minutes at low heat – – adding more butter as needed (image 2 – below)
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Asparagus Soup (part 2) Following slicing of the trimmings from one bag of asparagus this is the end result with very little wastage (see left of picture).
Asparagus Soup
Anthony J Sargeant uses the trimmings of fresh local asparagus to make delicious soup.
Wonderful English Asparagus is in season. But when you snap off the ends of asparagus do not throw the pieces away – put them to one side (top of picture) then thinly slice with a sharp nice (see right). If you feel the stem starting to resist and becoming woody discard that last portion (see left discards).
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Buildwas Abbey (near Ironbridge, Shropshire, England) Photographed by Anthony J Sargeant on a sunny summer's day. This Fabulous site is maintained by English Heritage.
The 1944 Education Act put into place a state primary and secondary school system. It was an Act of Parliament introduced by a Conservative Minister, RA Butler, but implemented by the subsequent La…
Buildwas Abbey, Near Ironbridge, Shropshire, England
Buildwas Abbey, Near Ironbridge, Shropshire, England
Photographed by Anthony J Sargeant during a visit to the abbey on a fine summers day.
Maintained by English Heritage and open to the public it is a truly impressive building. The remains are of a Cistercian Abbey built in the 12th Century but destroyed during the dissolution of the monasteries during the reign of Henry VIII. It is a short drive away from the UNICEF designated ‘World Heritage…
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Shropshire at dawn on the 1st April 2018 The full moon is still visible in the cloudless western sky in this photograph taken by Anthony J Sargeant from the garden of his Shropshire, England, home. The view is towards the southern flank of Wenlock Edge. Tony took this photograph at around 6.00 am on the 1st April 2018.
Shropshire was very wet this morning Photographed on the 31st March 2018 by Anthony J Sargeant from a the bedroom window of his Shropshire home looking east across the water meadows that surround the small River Corve that normally runs through the middle. This morning after torrential rain and some weeks of melting snow on the hills the river flooded out across the meadows.
"A Hard Day's Night"
“A Hard Day’s Night”
On the 24th August 1964 Anthony J Sargeant went to see this film at an afternoon showing at the Streatham Odeon with his then girlfriend, Jo Gamgee, who went to Mary Datchelor’s Girls School in London (there were a lot of boy-girl friendships between the girls who went to Datchelor’s and the boys who went to Haberdashers’ Aske’s which school Tony had attended).
Jo lived in one of those large…
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Wonderfully fresh wild Sea Bream – caught by a Cornish day-boat An exceptionally large Wild Sea Bream was bought from Barkers in Shrewsbury's Indoor Market and filleted and cooked by Anthony J Sargeant. Sparklingly fresh and absolutely delicious when pan-fried. The fillet was laid on a bed of leeks and served with a few chilli-enhanced potato patties.
Snow in Shropshire, England, 18th March 2018 – a view from the home of Anthony J Sargeant Awoke to find a carpet of snow across the water meadows that surround the River Corve in Shropshire.
Shropshire Snowdrops Photographed by Anthony J Sargeant (Tony) who is privileged to live (and up until his retirement some years ago where he worked as an antique dealer) in Shropshire and London.
17th Century Oak Coffer — Tony Anthony J Sargeant Nothing very exceptionable about this small coffer but for Anthony J Sargeant it has some sentimental value because it was the first piece of antique oak furniture that he ever bought before he went into business as an antique dealer.
Wonderful 12-13th Century Kashan jug from Iran in iridised turquoise glaze Bought at auction in Hilversum, The Netherlands, in the 1990s by Anthony J Sargeant as part of complementary stock for the main antique business of 16th-17th Century British Oak Furniture and antique oriental carpets and textiles.