Hi guys, just a quick post to say that Denise at ‘Wild About Devon’ has just posted a short article by me about my experience meeting the Cave Spiders of Killerton.
Check it out here: http://www.wildaboutdevon.co.uk/?p=1243

Enjoy

Well I’ve just signed up to twitterfeed.com so you will be notified the moment (ok, within 30 minutes…) I update the NG blog.

Hurrah!
NG

So sorry, I haven’t updated for somewhere near 2.6 squiftillion (thanks Lloyd) years.
However, I do promise to do better. I am now updating you (whether you knew it or not!) by Twitter. Check me out and Follow me here: https://twitter.com/naturegazing

Pictures, up-to-the-timeperiod updates on les animaux, and facty stuff.

Check me out.

You may have noticed the shiny new, pretty buttons above this post. Yeah, that’s the one, just below the main piccy.

That, Nature Gazers, is the new menu bar for the Nature Gazing website – which is NOW up and running!!! Yippee!

Currently, only the ‘Home’ and ‘Blog’ buttons work, but that will all change soon. The pictures are being sorted for the Gallery, and I’ll soon be adding the enthralling (possibly) ‘About Me’ page.
The main other benefit of this addition is that the pictures within the blog posts now link to BIGGER versions, so you will be able to work out what actually was in those images!

Enjoy clicking on the buttons, and making them change colour, Nature Gazers.

I am pleased to announce that I have successfully registered www.naturegazing.co.uk and will be working to bring (incrementally) an entire Nature Gazing experience your way. This blog was always going to be Phase 1 of my Nature-based web entertainment thingy and you should soon start to see the beginnings of Phase 2 – the switch over from Blogspot to my own website. This will make it easier to control the style and design of the site, and also allow me far more scope for pictures and menu-based funnery.

My intention is to bring together a sleek and functional website with multimedia content (photographs to begin with, then some instructional videos soon I hope), informative guides and ‘Things to look out for’, and of course the blog.

Keep watching this space (and subscribe to my post – click the Subscribe button near the bottom of the page if you have Internet Explorer 7, Firefox, Opera or Safari browsers) and I will keep you up to date with all the developments.

Laters, Nature Gazers!