The ouse has burst its banks...
River Ouse at Newton, York


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Uploaded on Nov 28, 2009
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Nitin Sawhney @ Musicport 2009
My first gig since The Stranglers on a beach in Cyprus in 1998! Musicport is a world music festival held in Bridlington, North Yorks.


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Uploaded on Oct 24, 2009
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York Minster in the autumn sun
Wandering around York on a Saturday. Taken with my mobile phone, my camera is an ex camera...


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Uploaded on Oct 17, 2009
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busy, not dead
Despite what some may think, I am not dead. Tired, but still alive.
Those who know me will realise that as a school teacher today marks the end of an insanely busy period, and the start of a nice long break. 7 weeks. Yep, being a teacher definitely has its perks!
To be honest since my ski trip in February, one of the unfortunate side effects of my son's accident has been a complete lack of interest in going through any of the images and editing or uploading them. And somehow that has then spread into a lack of interest in getting my camera out. I do however intend to do something about that over the next few weeks. So, despite the fact it is now late July, expect to see some skiing pics fairly soon!
Better late than never...
This is a screenshot of my last.fm homepage, showing that I have just listened to my 55,555th track. This happened on a train from York to Newcastle. I am now listening to a track by Fluke called Absurd, appropriate I felt as I have had to buy another ticket and go back to York, as there has been a complete mess of the hotel booking made. At least the train has free wifi, and I have treated myself to first class travel too, lovely and comfy, with a free coffee or two too.
Lovely.


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Uploaded on Jul 17, 2009
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the frozen lake at zell am see
Wow.
'They' say that every cloud has a silver lining. The best thing that came from my sons stay in the Zell Am See Krankenhaus was this. It meant that I walked around the frozen lake to visit him, and saw this incredible view.
I am not sure that had he not injured himself I would have ever made it down to the lakes edge, and I am so glad I did. In fact if anything it was the highlight of the holiday. The downside is that it has taken me too long to get around to editing and filing the images. I think that this is the view back across to Zell Am See.


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Uploaded on Mar 9, 2009
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