2010's

A photographic record of my attempt to cover the whole of the South West Coast Path. But not all at once! This is the very first stage I attempted.
The plan…

Stage 2 of my long-term goal of walking the South-West Coast Path. This walk was over-ambitious and tiring.
Sadly, it was my last effort. A motorcycle accident…

We went to Gibraltar in 2013 as a birthday treat for me. My mum came from there and therefore I'd always wanted to visit. Interesting place that somehow grabs…

A chance to see the mighty Vulcan at a local airshow.

A real surfeit of airshows for me this year - but I can't miss seeing the Vulcan in it's definitely-for-real-this-time last year of flight. I have tried not to…

Alvecote Wood is a place I have wanted to visit for some time. Doc Sarah ran a macro photography class today which gave me just the excuse to go and visit, as…

YAA (Yet Another Airshow) - Old Warden has always been my favourite venue and temporarily living nearby, in Biggleswade, meant I could pop over to here pretty…

A lovely country walk down to a pretty little stream, the Valouze. I wanted to practice some of the techniques I learnt (learned?) at Alvecote Wood. Such a…

Old Warden held an open-doors Engineering day on a crisp January day. Great chance to get close-up and personal with the aircraft and take some interesting…

Our holiday (well, Honeymoon, much delayed) combined with my 60th birthday in Tobago. We had a wonderful, but much too short a time, here and thoroughly enjoyed…

This was a long weekend in Jersey, mainly to go to the Durrell Wildlife Park, as my birthday present. Gerald Durrell has been a hero of mine since I was a child…

A swift there and back again trip to Dublin - it was an abortive effort to open a bank account - fortunately, AIB, the bank responsible for the cock-up,…

This is an initial test of a circular polarising filter I wanted to try out. Whilst the blues of the sea and sky deepened satisfactorily, the vignetting is…

Another trip up this huge lump of rock. I am beginning to feel my age a bit, it was a lot harder than I remember my previous trip. But still worth it.

The very bottom of Spain. And very, very windy it was too.

A day out with the camera, to see what I could capture.

The longest engagement ever came to a conclusion on 15th August 2019.

These are photos and diagrams used on our two websites, https://gite.uk & https://zeltus.uk (now defunct)