BIRDS OF PREY.

Shelia & I spent a wonderful day catching up with Nadine & John of Photographers on Safari.

THURNE WINDMILL.

Thurne dyke drainage mill was built beside the River Thurne at the mouth of Thurne Dyke in 1820 and was saved from destruction by Bob Morse in 1949, when the mill was lying derelict. The mill used 4 double shuttered sails to power its scoop wheel.

NEW GREETINGS CARDS.

A new range of Greetings Cards in the style of a postcard left blank for your own message.

HOLT COUNTRY PARK.

Holt Country Park, a Green Flag award winner, is only a short walk from the historic market town of Holt on the edge of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The park has been many things over the years, including a horseracing course, heath, farmland, forestry, and woodland garden. It has now been developed into a tranquil woodland dominated with Scots Pine and native broadleaves. Its rich ground flora supports an abundant display of wildlife including Goldcrests, Greater Spotted Woodpeckers, Emperor Dragonflies and Deer. The park has been awarded a Green Flag Award every year since 2005. The park is very popular with schools and families where they can join in with environmental and arts events throughout the year.

NORFOLK OPEN STUDIOS 2013.

Call in and view my images presented in Mounts,Framed or on Canvas. Bespoke framing service available.

MOERAKI BOULDERS

The Moeraki Boulders are unusually large and spherical boulders lying along a stretch of Koekohe Beach on the wave cut Otago coast of New Zealand between Moeraki and Hampden

ROTORUA.

Te Whakarewarewa Valley Te Whakarewarewa geothermal valley is a special place - home to Te Arawa people for generations. The environment alone is of enormous geological significance, with thermal activity ranging from boiling mud to the world famous 30-metre (100-foot) Pohutu geyser, erupting up to 20 times each day. Hot springs, boiling sulphurous pools, silica terraces and bubbling mud pools are among the natural wonders at Te Whakarewarewa. In the heart of 350 acres of lush farmland, yet only 10 minutes from Rotorua city centre, you’ll find New Zealand’s Agrodome. For over 40 years, visitors from all over the globe have come to the Agrodome to see our world-famous Farm Show – starring a cast of talented animals… and you! Plus, join the Organic Farm Tour to explore a real working farm, hand-feed loads of friendly animals.