Walking the Nile

I watched the latest episode of this programme on UK's Channel 4 last night, and found it totally engrossing. We saw explorer Levison Wood walk nonchalantly through war zones, be accosted by various unstable-looking characters, many of them armed, and pass through some amazing scenery. We also saw a tribe that lives mainly off cow's milk, and whose main entertainment is wrestling. It made me thankful that I live in a generally civilised country, with a little variety in my life.      

Live music performance at Cardiff Central Library

These take place every Saturday (generally) at 1.00pm. Classical this time, but music varies. Or book your own ensemble. (The audience is out of sight behind the bookshelves.)

New Release

Shortly after Mike and Geraldine Baker take over a hotel in a remote and beautiful Welsh valley, a mysterious object lands nearby. Mike thinks it is a meteorite, but the thing has several unusual features. Later, Mike dreams that the object is an egg. But, as Geraldine immediately points out, when was the last time anybody saw a stone egg fall from the sky?

Gradually, however, it turns out that Mike is nearer the truth than anyone care imagine, and , for the few people living in the valley, and for the tourists visiting it, heaven turns slowly into hell...

About 23000 words.BUY

My card for Christmas 2014

 

A copy to each of my visitors.

 

 



And more alfresco dining.

More alfesco dining.

Birds of a Feather

More City Shapes

Open air cookery programme - 20.11.14

Rainbow over Raglan

This afternoon. 

Pedestrian Precinct - a short video

Video

Dazzle Camouflage

London 28/10/14

City Shapes

The New Max Grannit Thriller

Death in paradise. 

HERE

 

Ikea event at Cardiff today

Cafe Society

 

The Hayes - Cardiff - this afternoon. 

Mare and foal with squirrel friend

Taken today near Llanellen.  

(During a walk from Goytre Wharf to Abergavenny

on one of the most wonderful September days

I can ever remember.)

Also on video:Mare and foal with squirrel friend. 

Trip to Bournemouth, Poole, and Swanage. 030914

 Much activity in a Bournemouth park.

 Swanage. A pretty little seaside town

and possessor of an old steam railway.

 A steam train is about to set off.

The bus is about to leave the

 chain ferry to Sandbanks.

Video: A short ride in a moderately fast machine...

Coming back from Cornwall - Dawlish 
 - a short video I made - which may be of interest to somebody.

Extreme Sailing at Cardiff Bay this afternoon

Lunch at Cardiff Bay this afternoon