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How I found the special joy of nature in cities ‘From my first lonely months of living in London, it’s the call and flash of green parakeets that I remember’. Photograph: Phil Fisk/The Observer ‘From my first lonely months of living in London, it’s the call and flash of green parakeets that I remember’. Photograph: Phil Fisk/The Observer You have to look – and sometimes very closely – but discovering small patches of woodland or flowers bursting through concrete makes me appreciate nature all the more Sat 30 Jan 2021 10.00 EST One Friday morning last October, when we still cou...

The Smallest Oklahoma Museum Is Getting Bigger While I'd like to lead into this little blurb assuming you'll know what I'm talking about, I have enough clarity at the moment to figure you most likely won't have any clue this place existed. Hailed as "the smallest museum in Oklahoma," the Rural Oklahoma Museum of Poetry has always existed in the smallest little garden shed in a town you've probably never heard of... Locust Grove. Locust Grove is a tiny little Mayberry up in Northeastern Oklahoma, though, if you've ever been to Rocklahoma in the past fourteen years, odds are you've seen a sign ...

While I'd love to see the rollable phone they teased last year, Oppo is starting 2021 with the launch of its Oppo Reno 5 Pro 5G in India. It's a global

EastEnders star Nick Berry, 57, looks unrecognisable with white beard Bryony Jewell For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo He shot to fame after portraying Simon Wicks in EastEnders and Sergeant Nick Rowan in Heartbeat in the 80s and 90s. And Nick Berry looked worlds away from his characters as he cut a very casual figure during a trip to a tip in Essex on Tuesday. The former heartthrob, 57, was almost unrecognisable as he sported a white beard and grey locks while dropping off some old bits of furniture. © Provided by Daily Mail Casual: Nick Berry looke...

123RF Writer and essayist Talia Marshall. This Summer my reading is not really for pleasure. Although, I recently stayed in an amazing bach in Aotea where Te Rauparaha had fought against Northern invaders before making his way south from Kawhia on his Musket War heke. Alexander Turnbull Library Te Rauparaha. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. The caretaker of the bach said Te Rauparaha is known as a terrorist in these parts as he eyed the old pā to my left. I am meant to be reviewing Te Rauparaha’s son Tamihana’s slickly produced version of his life, A Record Of The...