Alfred the Great - King of Wessex

might as well go the full circle

Good that this month and in April you've been able to get out and about.

I was quite lucky with the weather in France - sunshine and showers, with some of the most beautiful skies I've seen and (between the showers) "dream" photographic lighting.

Next week I'm going to Norfolk and from there to Skegness, but will do little if any photography there.

You've come back with a good collection, but I don't fave them when they're not English.
My favourites were the barn and the blue door, and some of the funny towers.

Give my regards to Richard Tice if you run into him.

All 62 are now on Ipernity and Flickr. No great masterpieces among them but as a whole, satisfactory. And on those websites, it's almost impossible to tell which pictures were taken on the pocket-sized, tiny-sensored iPhone and which on the heavy, awkward, and large-sensored camera proper which I lugged around.

The annual Meccano exhibition in Skegness is generally visited (and the shield presented by) the Mayor of Skegness, so it's not impossible that one day it might be by the local MP. But I suspect that Tice spends about as much of his time in Skegness as Farage does in Clacton.

Try the Red Lion
www.youtube.com/shorts/LqjohLHZ80c