Castle and Dinas

The Iron Age hill fort of Castle-an-Dinas is a prominent landmark
just south of St Columb Major. It was home to a legendary king, played a part
in the development of our democracy, and been the site of executions, battles
and sinister murder and suicide.
Me and Mark went up there at last year's Midsummer Eve Bonfire celebration
to find out more about this place.
The photography was tricky, as there is not much left of the
iron Age fort. So there is only it's unique atmosphere to catch.
I'm pleased with the result and the article published
in the June edition of "Cornwall today".

north coast lineups

last weekend we found some serious gems up the north coast...

What s better than some sunshine whilst the lines keep rolling in!

There is no surf in England!

Damn it!

Spring has finally arrived..

I love this time of year seems like everything comes back to life

and nature unfolds in beautiful colours

The sun brings back a smile on peoples faces

and the smell of burned charcoal

makes me look forward to long summer nights...

Valley View

The view from my bedroom window this morning...
Spring must be around the corner!

early morning mist

Yesterday morning I found myself on one of my daily early morning walks

to check the surf before work. Hidden by a thick curtain of mist the surf was invisible.

I only could hear the waves in the distance roaring to the shore

while the sun was slowly warming up the day...

Turner winter sky

walking through the cold winter dawns
a climps of the sun through the broken clouds
makes my longing grow deeper
for those summer days.