Typically, the only photographs I could salvage weren't of the parade.
What a BUM.
Thursday, 26 August 2010
Obby Oss
I went half way across the West country to go to the Padstow mayday festival, took 5 rolls of film and dropped them all in a puddle.
Typically, the only photographs I could salvage weren't of the parade.
What a BUM.
Typically, the only photographs I could salvage weren't of the parade.
What a BUM.
Fish & Chips and... Beer.
As north Devon is my most favourite place in the UK, I hadn't explored much of the south coast. So a friend recommended going to Beer.
Driving towards Beer we decided to turn a random right. By going off the beaten track to avoid tourist traffic we ended up in a tiny village called Colyton.
Just so happens there was a vintage car festival!
Finally got to beer.
...just enough time for a couple of snaps and the best fish and chips I have ever eaten!
Thursday, 17 June 2010
Carnival!
As I'm from Luton I felt like I had to represent the roots!
I occasionally go back home, to see my dearest family and friends. So this occasion happened to be the Luton Carnival weekend.
I loved it!
The costumes were simply inspiring, the food was just sexual and the atmosphere had a real sense of community. Something I thought lacked in Luton.
I was proved wrong.
I occasionally go back home, to see my dearest family and friends. So this occasion happened to be the Luton Carnival weekend.
I loved it!
The costumes were simply inspiring, the food was just sexual and the atmosphere had a real sense of community. Something I thought lacked in Luton.
I was proved wrong.
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Just passing through...
So my friend decided we had to try and find a recommended chocolate shop...
somewhere in Exmoor.
The Exmoor National Park stretches over Somerset and Devon. Situated on the Bristol Channel, it covers 270 square miles of of hilly open moorland. Driving round the National park, made us realise we live in one of the most beautiful parts of the UK, my experience of English countryside was completely blown away. This is real countryside, with real people living an English farming life.
I was in awe.
As it was a race to get to the chocolate shop before the ridiculously early closing time, I only had time to take a few snaps. I will definitely be going back for more.
Of course, the chocolate shop is worth a mention...
Nutcombe Chocolate shop
My favourite was the chocolate sewing set... too good to eat!
somewhere in Exmoor.
The Exmoor National Park stretches over Somerset and Devon. Situated on the Bristol Channel, it covers 270 square miles of of hilly open moorland. Driving round the National park, made us realise we live in one of the most beautiful parts of the UK, my experience of English countryside was completely blown away. This is real countryside, with real people living an English farming life.
I was in awe.
As it was a race to get to the chocolate shop before the ridiculously early closing time, I only had time to take a few snaps. I will definitely be going back for more.
Of course, the chocolate shop is worth a mention...
Nutcombe Chocolate shop
My favourite was the chocolate sewing set... too good to eat!
Wednesday, 19 May 2010
Milverton Street Fair
Milverton is a beautiful village near my home in Somerset.
Mainly inhabited by artists of all types, it seems to hold an element of eccentricity.
Every Mayday, Milverton hosts it's own street fair....
Mainly inhabited by artists of all types, it seems to hold an element of eccentricity.
Every Mayday, Milverton hosts it's own street fair....
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