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It’s a bit disappointing when you visit an airport and the best picture you come home with is of a derelict motorbike! Admittedly I was not actually in the airport, rather, wandering around part of its perimeter, and it was a pretty quiet Saturday afternoon/early evening with not many planes
Back in October we visited Northumberland. This is a view of Edingham Castle which you may be able to make out in the middle distance if you click the image for a larger version.
We’re nearly there and, unusually, our Christmas Tree has already been up for nearly a week. We’re normally a lot later putting it up what with one thing and another. Presents have started to appear under the tree…I still haven’t wrapped any of mine, but I have at least got
This is one of the local playgrounds in Dunmow. When I was growing up these would be well populated with teenagers in the early evening, nowadays I guess they are all inside on their Playstations. and to be fair, it was about -3C when I took this photograph – so
My father is 70 this year and we had a small family gathering in Ilkley to celebrate the fact. When we arrived I dropped our luggage off, left the wife to pamper herself and shot up onto the moor to get some pictures. The odd thing is, I bought my
We visited Audley End House, a beautiful mansion house in fabulous grounds, I was particularly taken with this cedar tree, as much because I had never realised these types of trees were cedars. My lack of knowledge of plant life generally is quite staggering 😉
Sunday started reasonably early for me as I had to complete my second assignment for the marketing diploma I’m currently taking. I wanted to spend the whole day at it so made sure I got out early to capture the days photograph. It was a glorious, warm, autumn morning with
Back in 2010 I went on my first photowalk which was the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk around Bishop’s Stortford. Since then I have been on umpteen walks but I can count the good shots on 1 hand. Don’t get me wrong – I really enjoy these photowalks…and that’s the problem
I don’t think there are many town in the world that can boast a better view than this even on a drizzily Friday morning in the autumn. This shot came top in in our City & Guilds one shot challenge competition as well 😉
During our short stay in Northumberland we stayed in a lovely cottage on the River Coquet at Warksworth. This shot is of Warkworth Castle taken from about 800 yards down river from where we were staying.
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