Darren Hart

It’s an odd concept if you think about it – a restaurant in the middle of nowhere (so either you need a designated driver or a ruinously expensive taxi in this part of the world) that does one sitting per day, a choice between meat based or vegetarian food, where you sit on a long ...

There has not been a posted update on this here blog for quite some time, nearly a week in fact. There is something sat in the draft folder and a list of topics in a list I wrote at the start of this little project that remain untouched but I’ve done no actual sit down ...

The prologue The moon that night was full on a warm, clear evening as it reflected over the water in the harbour, the town was brightly lit from both the and the funfair, with waltzers, candy floss, hot dog and burger stalls, a mini rollercoaster, several other rides all of which had the effect of ...

I have become absolutely obsessed with the Moves app. I have been using it to track the amount of walking I do on a daily basis but once this bruised rib clears up it can also automatically work out when I’m running or cycling as well. The basic premise is that it uses the accelerometer ...

I’ve been watching quite a few films this summer in the local multiplex, it’s not exactly blessed with artsy films and I think I’m slowly dumbing myself down, or at least geeking out. My summer of film Star Trek Into Darkness Visually amazing, enjoyed the nods to the original Wrath of Khan and Benedict Cumberbatch ...

This year has been one of sorting out stuff I’ve been putting off for many years, of the two big things the first one I really had to sort was my teeth – I went to the dentist for the first time in 18 years and got the gaping hole in the back of my ...

At 10:30 last night I was looking out my bedroom window and noticed that the sky was fairly clear of clouds, a great sign that I might be able to catch some of the Perseid meteor shower, so I grabbed a jumper and headed out into the dark. Living in a seaside town there is ...