On the Wednesday of this week the RSPB at their Sandy headquarters took part in Bake for nature.Hopefully they and many other people all across the UK who are baking hope to raise money to protect the nature we love. At the RSPB, we’re passionate about nature and wild places, we’re hard at work saving species from extinction, as well… Read More »
With the weather once again out in force, I had been asked if I would like to to go and photograph the annual Sandy 10 road race which took place on Mothering Sunday. The Sandy 10 race was first run in 1983 and Biggleswade Athletic Club have been responsible for organising this event since 1998 This year’s winner,… Read More »
With the weather on Thursday being bright, but still a cold Easterly wind, a trip to Norfolk was the order of the day. Arrived at Caister for lunch for a carvery, I must say how wonderful it was, as well as good value for money. After lunch a walk round the Town of Gt Yarmouth… Read More »
A recent trip to London on one of my Photographic jaunts, this time it was a 30min trip on the Coca-Cola London Eye. The planed trip on the Eye was scheduled for the Wednesday afternoon at 14-15pm, as we arrived early my friend and I managed to get on the Eye at 12-30. Lucky for us as circumstances on that… Read More »
The early signs of spring is truly underway here at the Rspb Headquarters at Sandy in Bedfordshire. With the cold Easterly winds blowing this week it felt more like Winter than Spring. With the abundance of Daffodils’ as well as the first early signs of Cherry Blossom, It gave me the opportunity during my lunch breaks… Read More »
Had to make a visit to the nearby Shuttleworth Collection over the weekend, this time it was to renew my SVAS membership for 2017. So whilst renewing my membership, which gives me access to the Museum all year round and reduce admission to Air shows for the upcoming 2017 season. I decided to have a… Read More »
Snowdrops are a welcome sign that spring is almost upon us. Hear at the Headquarters of the RSPB at Sandy in the heart of Bedfordshire they are at abundance at the moment. Snowdrops have been known since the early times under various names, but were named Galanthus in 1753. So I spent 30 mins walking around… Read More »