30-6-2011 Popular Haircut of the 1970s/80s

In 2011 it's faded a little and become a grey mullet.

29-6-2011 Paradise

Continuing on from yesterday here's another picture taken in North Norfolk of Holkham beach. It always seems virtually empty even when lots of people are there.

28-6-2011 After the Flood

Can you see Noah waving from the porthole?

27-6-2011 Whoosh!

These little floral rockets probably should run on bio-fuel.

24-6-2011 Cloudberry Cake

For those who've had trouble getting their tickets to the Olympics today, here's a hunk of consolatory cake.

23-6-2011 Skewed Scale

Are these toys or real life-size vehicles?

22-6-2011 Droplets

21-6-2011 The Longest Day

20-6-2011 Glass Harbour

A cool, calm Reykjavik harbour

17-6-2011 Scrummy Cheesecake Friday

The weekend's almost here and to ease you through the rest of the day let us treat you to a slice of fragrant elderflower cheesecake.

16-6-2011 Hello Sweetie

Could we tempt you with a chocolate truffle covered in a salty crunchy caramel crust?

15-6-2011 French parking rules

Always wise to remember what you learned in French lessons.

14-6-2011 Racy Number

13-6-2011 What makes you, you?

We went to the Science Museum to 'find ourselves'.

10-6-2011 It's time for Friday cake!

We've got in some lovely malty banana muffins. Healthy but delicious.

9-6-2011 Muddy snout

8-6-2011 Ship Shape

7-6-2011 Earth from the air

There's something fascinating about viewing the clouds from above. This photo turned out rather well considering it was taken through an aircraft window.

6-6-2011 Pleasure and pain

Sea Holly or Eryngium is especially prickly so watch out!

3-6-2011 A taste of summer

As a Friday afternoon treat we thought we'd offer you a big slice of sponge stuffed with strawberries and cream.

2-6-2011 Eye in the sky

One of London's iconic landmarks.

1-6-2011 Angelic stems

We photographed this angelica plant growing wild in the countryside of southern Iceland where it grows prolifically.

Some interesting facts about Icelandic Angelica

• It is one of the few plants in Iceland that survived the last ice age and has been used in Iceland for 1100 years.
• It was used as currency by the Vikings.
• It is named after an archangel and therefore often called "The Angel's Herb".
• It was so valuable in medieval times that Iceland's first law book specifically banned angelica theft.
• It is a relative of the ginseng plant and is sometimes called "The Ginseng of the North".