Bradford-on-Avon this evening. The bridge is old, parts of it date back to the Normans. The small building in the bridge used to be a chapel but was repurposed into the village lock-up.

You don’t see many references to King Edward VIII on our civic buildings. This was on the old post office in Bradford-on-Avon.

Puzzlewood in the Forest of Dean. Straight out of a Tolkien novel.

St Thomas Church, Monmouth

I have owned this Jagdpanzer Hetzer 38(t) for 45 years. It went to Cephalonia in 2000 to take part in the filming for Captain Corelli’s Mandolin.It has appeared at Tankfest, War and Peace Show. Sadly it’s now for sale as I need the cash to finish building my new house

I've been snowed under with work for the last week. When I'm not wandering around Wiltshire taking photos I'm involved with running a software business and things can get a bit hectic. Anyway, I'm putting the software stuff aside for a few days and doing what I do best -

Castle Drogo in Devon. A 20th Century castle designed by Edwin Lutyens. Fully refurbished by National Trust in recent years, and I believe the roof no longer leaks.

Croquet. Cotehele. Cornwall.

River Tamar

Antony, Cornwall

Drake’s Island

When in Rome ……

Trying to take a photo of Plymouth Breakwater, a mile wide breakwater built in 1812 to protect the growing fleet in Plymouth Sound as Britain responded to the challenge of the Napoleonic wars.

Plymouth. Viewed from the safety of Cornwall.