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Author Archives: Patrick
Night of the Demon…
“It has been written since the beginning of time, ever unto these ancient stones, that evil supernatural creatures exist in a world of darkness, and it is also said; man using the magical power of the ancient runic symbols can call … Continue reading
Hemel Hempstead.. Peaceful after Buncefield
This peaceful and tranquil scene in Hemel Hempstead Town Centre, Hertfordshire England, is in sharp contrast to the terrible disaster 4 years ago at the nearby Buncefield Oil Depot, that resulted in the evacuation of thousands of the town’s residents on the morning of Sunday the 11th … Continue reading
Michael’s Mountain…
I simply had to include a lasting shot from Michael Halfpenny’s portfolio of Kleine Scheidegg… and this time it’s his dramatic camera work taken on the snow-bound mountain side of Kleine Scheidegg.
More from Michael Halfpenny…
Michael Halfpenny continues his travels around Kleine Scheidegg with this striking contemporary picture taken at the famous Swiss ski resort.
Michael Halfpenny’s camera…
Michael halfpenny’s camera is seen here recording a striking example of Swiss architecture at Kleine Scheidegg…
Wonderful Scenery!
Another beautiful scene from around Kleine Scheidegg – pictured by the creative camera work of Michael Halfpenny.
More of Kleine Scheidegg…
Another of this week’s stunning pictures of Kleine Scheidegg Switzerland by Michael Halfpenny.
Kleine Scheidegg…
Michael Halfpenny’s stunning pictures of Kleine Scheidegg feature on My Weblog this week. Kleine Scheidegg in Switzerland sits between the Eiger and Lauterbrunnen, and is the centre of the Ski area around Grindlewald and Wengen. There is a rail station and … Continue reading
Opening lines to ‘The World of Irene Mansell’
To the south of Kensington Gardens, high above the watchful, glittering towers of the grand Imperial Institute, wholesome breezes fell upon the narrow arboreal road leading to the quiet respectable villas of Dorset Square… Further to the south, the River … Continue reading
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The Household Cavalry…
The Household Cavalry Museum in the heart of Horse Guards, in Whitehall, London, is unlike any other military museum, as it offers a unique “behind-the-scenes” look at the work that goes into the ceremonial and operational role the Household Cavalry … Continue reading