The Lancaster Bomber at Brooklands Museum and the 70th Anniversary of the Dambusters Raid.
13/05/13 9:01
I was very privileged to meet some lovely people on Sunday at the fabulous Brooklands Museum in Weybridge. Denis Corley volunteer and historian , Julian Temple, Estates and Heritage Manager at the museum, Denis Jacobs, one of the last surviving people to have worked on the bouncing bombs along with Vick Benson. Simon Ames arranged for the Lancaster to do the fly past and ran a wonderful commentary. I am also very lucky to have flown in the Lancaster some years ago taking pictures of the Hurricane for the BBMF and an article in Flypast Magazine. It was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. We flew from RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire up to RAF Leuchars in Scotland and fleetingly over the sea on the East coast. It was magic. This year is the 70th Anniversary of the Dambusters Raid and we should not forget the 53 men who lost their lives from 617 Squadron. Rest in peace.
Clandon Wood, Surrey Hills, Natural Burial
13/03/13 11:50
In case you missed them I thought I would share a photo of the lovely Suffolk Punch rare breed horses, cutting the meadow at Clandon Wood Natural Burial Ground last week. It looked like summer was almost here. Hmm and now we it's been snowing. Crazy British weather. These horses are magnificent and they are owned by Daniel Brown a Horesman who lives near Dorking. He has also used his lovely horse Eddie to carry coffins to the graveside at Clandon Wood. The use of the horses is all part of the environmentally friendly management plan for the 31 acres of wildflower meadows there. 
Gallery On Guildford Dragon News Website
13/03/13 11:28
Martin Giles from Guildford Dragon News has kindly added a gallery to his site displaying some of my photos. I hope you enjoy looking at them, click on the underlined link. The bee picture was taken in my garden last summer. Summer? What's that you ask as we seem once again to be immersed in winter. Is it just me or does our winter feel like it's getting longer?
Here's a hint of summer to keep you going.....A Bee's Eye View
Here's a hint of summer to keep you going.....A Bee's Eye View
A New Experience for Guildford
3/03/13 12:51
A new initiative was launched last week at GLive called Experience Guildford. The board and team headed by Chairman Kevin Lorimer of the County Club, now have half a million pounds a year income to spend on promoting and supporting businesses and the retail and leisure sectors in the town. The team seen here are; back left to right, Chris Kimberley, Will Grant, Peter Lambert and Night Time Economy Manager, Stuart Cragg. Front row left to right, General Manager Amanda Masters, Project Manager, Kirstie Gattner and Blue Cap Chrissy Wilcox.
Blue Caps will be seen out and about on the streets of Guildford and will be the new welcoming face of the town centre. You can read more about this in the online newspaper The Guildford Dragon.
Stooshe
18/10/12 11:45
Lovely girl band Stooshe with Eagle Radio live at MKB Radisson Blu Edwardian Guildford. Bev and Peter Gordon
Stooshe
18/10/12 11:26
Amazing morning at the lovely Radisson Blue Edwardian in Guildford with Bill Edwards, Eagle Radio presenting live and the lovely talented girl band called Stooshe who were amazing. What a fantastic start to the day. Eagle radio put on a great live show 
with the lovely Bev and Peter Gordon presenting.
with the lovely Bev and Peter Gordon presenting. Alan Reed - New Album out in October...
11/09/12 14:49
I recently did a new photo shoot with the lovely, Guildford based musician, Alan Reed. Alan is about to release his solo debut album on 8 October 2012. It's called ' First in a Field of One' and you can find out more about it here at http://alanreed.bandcamp.com/. My photos of him are also on his e.p's That's Life and Dancing with Ghosts.You can also follow him on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/AlanReedMusician?ref=ts . Check him out he has a great voice.
Surrey Life Magazine
3/08/12 12:17
I was very lucky to have this image in the Surrey Life magazine last month. Taken of the fields that flood near Burpham. We had had so much rain and the light was just wonderful. I have cards of this image which can also be seen in my gallery. Hope you like it. No tripod and hand held in fairly low light on a Nikon D300s with zoom lens.
Loving the Lavender at Mayfield Lavender in Surrey
2/08/12 22:58
The Great British Life - online magazine
26/06/12 18:41
The Great British Life is a great on line magazine that carries stories and images from all over the UK. This week my bee picture made it on the front cover. Soooo excited. Click on the link and check it out.