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So, you might have read my last blog about the Devata asking to break a water tank in the village and keep the waterway how it was before. The villagers broke the tank and built a wooden one on the same day they were asked to do so. This was on 21st of December 2026.
Now, call it a prediction or a coincidence, it snowed on the 22nd early morning. And not any regular snow, by the morning, there was at least 2ft of snow on the roof of the houses. The whole village, including roads, trails, trees, fences… everything was covered in snow.
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The day before I properly explored Lyme Regis town itself, I found myself down by the shoreline doing something I’d never really done before; fossil hunting. Not in the serious, hammer-and-chisel sense that proper enthusiasts do, but in the gentle, curious way of someone who just wants to walk and look and see what turns up beneath their feet.
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Cemetery tourism has become quite a thing in recent years, and during my trip to Argentina last year, I made sure I visited the Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires. The Père-Lachaise in Paris is the most famous tourist cemetery, but I haven't been before. Next up is probably Highgate cemetery in London and I posted about it here and here. Then there is the Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires. I was keen not to miss this opportunity when I was in town.
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