Posts from June 2009
Wedding trip part 3: arrival in England
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After a very long pause, I continue with my series of posts telling the story of our trip to Scotland and back to get married.
One little soldier boy, marching around Bern
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I’ve recently joined Jo in a drive towards more fitness and have rescinded the use of tram transport in and around Bern in favour of foot power.
Guillemots at Elegug Stacks
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Elegug Stacks are two limestone pillars standing freely, a short distance from the cliffs on the coastline of Pembrokeshire in south west Wales. Due to their inaccessibility, a multitude of birds are allowed to breed in comparative peace.
Content being shifted
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As is pretty common for me, I have once again decided to shift things around here at Permanent Tourist.
Modelling tip number one: don’t hide
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If you want to take a photo of someone else that they’ll be happy with, or if you’re being photographed, then here are the most important non-technical tips to remember.
My little sister
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Photographed on Freshwater East beach during a family trip to Wales, where we used to go on family holidays.
Street Scene, Tenby, Wales
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A great moment as a family’s dog can barely contain himself on the way to the beach.
Into the Future
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Because I’ve wasted so much time with pointless babbling, I have had no time to create books of photography and of special holidays, yet I have wasted ten percent of my working day in inanities. So, no more. No more drivel. No more wasted time and a re-invigoration of my creativity.
Off to Pembrokeshire
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We’re only just back from a trip to Italy and it’s time to head off again for a foreign break!
