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Strange Fruit
About a year or so ago, there was a sudden urgency for people to display their '“love for their country” by hanging flags off anything that stood still for 10 minutes.
Wandering: London
There probably isn’t a better place to wander, with no where to be for a few hours, than London.
Yorkshire Three Peaks: Ingleborough
Last week, my daughter and I headed over to the Yorkshire Dales to complete the Yorkshire Three Peaks by hiking up Ingleborough.
Familiar Unfamiliarity: Isle Of Man
I’ve never been to the Isle of Man before. This is some of the personal Photographs that I took whilst there recently, to photograph a wedding
Lakeside: Castle Howard, Yorkshire
An evening family walk around the lakeside at Castle Howard in Yorkshire, Photographed on a Ricoh GR IV
Tunstall ROC: Last Days
When Tunstall ROC was built, it was 90-100m back from the cliff top, safe from erosion. But, with the Holderness section of the coastline disappearing at a rate of, on average, 2 metres a year, it’s days have been numbered for a while.
October Diary | Excerpts From A Busy Month
Sometimes, the best we can do is just carry the camera around with us and grab the occasional image as we go, which is pretty much what this collection of images is. Random images that represent the back half of September and most of October.
Port Mulgrave: The Fisherman’s Huts.
Port Mulgrave started it’s life in the mid 19th century as an Ironstone mine. The Ironstone was then shipped up to Jarrow on Tyneside to be used for shipbuilding. The harbour is still there, albeit badly damaged, as is the entrance to the mine, which is about 10m above the harbour, in the cliffside.