Not to my knowledge Bruce…I took some pictures with one of my 35mm cameras. Not easy when you’ve had several pints of strong ale. Black and white film at 3200 ASA.
I’ll just have to see how they come out when I get them back from the processer. I’m no David Bailey, probably lucky I didn’t get a hefty bass guitar wrapped around my head!
Seriously though, they were terrific and good sports regarding my very amateur photography
The end of the garden. The room is now finished, painted inside and furnished. Just needs some plants to take hold again. It will be a while I expect. The finishing of the ‘end of the garden’ project was delayed because the fence panels on the right needed replacing. They had done well with a 25 year life but had their day. Difficult to replace some of them because of all the greenery that I wanted to preserve. A bit of cooperation needed between me and the neighbour. Some of the panels were changed from their garden
I could see he was struggling trying to make the old fence look OK, so I did the decent thing and bought/fitted the new panels. We always got on well anyway but the saying ‘good fences make good neighbours’ can be true. They were well pleased.
@mart I had a look and it looks so lovely and peaceful. You have done a wonderful job finishing that room and keeping the greenery. It feels like such a calm spot to enjoy.
I was shopping at a local retail outlet here on the south coast, which also happens to be the launch of the Clipper Round The World Yacht Race. I had no idea this was going on beforehand and I didn’t have my ‘real’ camera with me (I couldn’t have used it even if I had it), but I managed to grab a quick snap with my mobile.
This is such a great thread! It’s awesome to see everyone’s photos and pictures of their hobbies and daily lives. It’s a great way to stay connected to the community. Thanks for sharing!
Some photos of our day trip to Sorrento and Capri.
Sorrento
“The valley of the mills” , no access, can only be admired from above (ruins of wheat-mill, saw-mill and wash-house, constructed in 1600s).
Quite a spectacular sight standing on that bridge looking down!