Photos
My iphone photos
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More random photos I took.
Read More…: More random photos I took.Misty morning Sunset 19.11.25 The lane outside “Why did the mushroom go to the party?” “Because he’s a fun – gi.”
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The last and the first!
Read More…: The last and the first!Out with the old! The final setting sun of 2025. In with the new! The first sunrise of 2026.
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Autumn colours
Read More…: Autumn colours“I’m so glad to live in a world which has Octobers.”
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The sky is on fire! Sunrise 26.08 25 6am.
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My photos and Sayings 3
Read More…: My photos and Sayings 3The labour of my years hangs precariously over my head!
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My Photos & Sayings 2
Read More…: My Photos & Sayings 2It’ll look good when it’s finished! No matter what calamities you meet with, new life can spring forth. Never waste an opportunity to sit and watch a sunset. Behind the dark clouds of life lies a blazing aura of opportunity.
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My Photos and Sayings 1
Read More…: My Photos and Sayings 1Sometimes we have to walk through the door to our past in order to find our way into the future. Misty morn Aged x2 “to the eyes of a man of imagination, nature is imagination iyself.” William Blake. Sometimes we feel our past has worn us down when we let go, our past seems so…
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Recent Posts
- On losing a loved one.
- My childrens drawings etc.
- Ashby St. Ledgers.
- Braunston (Nr Daventry).
- More random photos I took.
About Me
First and foremost a father to a daughter and a son, both, who I love more than dare say. Next a searcher, a gamer, a would-be novelist, a supporter, who loves socialising, the outdoors, and those moments when eternity touches the soul.
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