I saw this 'roadside shrine', the 'slippery road' sign and the cars... and thought it would make an effective stock shot, on the theme of road safety. Or it may be just tacky and tasteless.
It's a recent phenomenon: creating these very public tributes. Was it the carpet of flowers, following the death of Princess Diana, that started the trend?
Wednesday, 18 March 2015
Saturday, 14 March 2015
River at Dartsmeet...
The light may be crisp and clear, but the colour is only just beginning to return to the landscape. No obvious signs of spring in this shot...
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Phone box...
Now that everyone has a mobile phone, the old, red telephone boxes are surplus to requirements. Some of them are escaping back into the wild...
Tuesday, 10 March 2015
Padstow...
Apparently it was Rick Stein who put Cornwall 'on the map'... which will be news to the fishermen who bring in the catch...
Wednesday, 4 March 2015
Mugged
A traumatic day... I was robbed, mugged in broad daylight. There was a
bunch of them; I didn't see it coming. I'd just taken the first bite
of a Cornish pasty (not even filling... just crust). Before I had the
chance to take another bite, the pasty was gone. No time for a photo;
this shot is all I have...
Tuesday, 3 March 2015
Beware of the snakes...
Stayed at Sennen Cove last night, with the waves crashing onto the beach. That base rumble was augmented, in the small hours, by thunder and lightning. The thunder and the waves combined to make one noise, not two: a fantastic, elemental racket. It was thrilling!
In the morning I walked around the cove, taking pix... including this lukewarm welcome...
In the morning I walked around the cove, taking pix... including this lukewarm welcome...
Saturday, 28 February 2015
Taking down the bunting...
Against all expectations, broadband speeds in rural Cornwall are blisteringly fast... so it was a matter of moments today to send a batch of photographs into the ether.
Bunting being taken down in the fishing village of Mevagissey...
Bunting being taken down in the fishing village of Mevagissey...
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