Quick admin post

[kake]

Hello again flaneurs! I hope everyone's having a good weekend. I just wanted to mention a couple of admin-related things.

First of all, do any of you feel creative? We could do with an icon for the community, and maybe even some kind of banner for promoting it elsewhere. I'm also happy to change the layout if people have any suggestions.

Re tagging, in the spirit of serendipity I've enabled tag creation for all members, so feel free to tag your posts however you see fit (see our tag list if you want some inspiration). Note that this also allows you to add and delete tags on other people's posts — please be polite about this. (I may revisit this policy if it ends up too messy.)

Please feel free at any point to post about your adventures, present or past, in whatever format you like. As I said before, I have no grand plan for driving this community, so please post the kind of things you would like to read!

Finally, how do you all feel about allowing posts that are simply pointers to content posted elsewhere on Dreamwidth, or elsewhere outside of Dreamwidth? I have no strong opinion on these. I do know that many of you post about your adventures on your own journals, and it would be nice to have these shared with the rest of the community in some way, but perhaps people already have each other on their reading lists and so extra pointers would be a bit redundant. What do you think?

Well Dressing, Worcestershire, England

[spiralsheep]

I was in Worcestershire over the early May Bank Holiday weekend, extended by the royal wedding holiday. I visited Malvern, a town with nearly 30,000 inhabitants, famous for its water, during the annual well dressing event.



This well/spring in an old bottling works is a small red-rock cave, lined with green moss, surrounding a pool of water, and set into a wall in a publicly accessible courtyard.

There are 10 photos with minimal commentary @ my journal. 7 of the wells are in urban Malvern with one, St Ann's Well, on the Malvern Hills above the town and two more, Westminster Bank Spout and St James Churchyard, in the connecting dormitory "village" of West Malvern.