Meet People who share the Same Belief

A locked door somewhere in the United Kingdom

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The Maritime Festival

Our explotation of nature and mankind

because of need and greed.

Millitary Cutbacks

Owing to financial cutbacks military forces are having to reuse "old stuff we haven't used in ages" to save money. Here soldiers are seen reusing equipment from the early nineteeth centuary at the Great Yarmouth Maritime Festival.

Meanwhile the Royal Navy was showing to the public one of their reused "magnetic mine proof and 100% enviromentally aware" warships.

The Royal Airforce was unavailiable to comment until they had a firm offer on a user manual for some World War One biplanes they were thinking of using a source said yesterday.

Save our Seagull

September 9th protest to save the Seagull Theatre, Pakefield at Lowestoft.

A well turned out and peaceful event by local people in support of this cultural instution. The Seagull Theatre has been a positve influence and resource in the Lowestoft area and beyond in the last forty years. It was a school school since 1895. Earlier this year Suffolk County Council stopped funding the £60,000 a year theatre to save money but made this decision whilst spending £144,000 a year on snacks at meetings.

Stop it from being changed into a car park or building land.

The fight goes on.

A compendium of tall things part 2

The United Kingdoms most easterly land based wind turbine.

Who needs identity?

Questions of Cultural Identity, Stuart Hall (1996)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Questions-Cultural-Identity-Stuart-Hall/dp/0803978839/sr=8-1/qid=1157628301/ref=sr_1_1/026-2347940-4827636?ie=UTF8&s=gateway

THE ONLY WAY IS UP!

Binary opposition in action

Street light 2672 in Gorleston

Camouflage for Buildings

"The Sound of Music"

Music by Richard Rogers

Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II

Paint by Dulux.

Target Locked.....

60 minutes to impact on mini dv

The Writing's On The Wall.....

South Denes Great Yarmouth

The Old Naval Hospital

South Denes Great Yarmouth

The Freesound Project

http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/

"The Freesound Project aims to create a huge collaborative database of audio snippets, samples, recordings, bleeps, ...

released under the Creative Commons Sampling Plus License."

Agosto, o mês do cachorro louco

Farewell August I know you well.

Let's compare notes this time next year

Lowestoft: an ongoing compendium of tall things.

This part of East Anglia is relativitly flat and its structures are rated along a scale of tall things to not so tall things. St Peters Court pictured above in the background is classified as being at a point towards the end of the tall thing scale *
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* This might be subject to change and the value of your taxonomy may go up or down as time dictates.

Ipswich subway revisited

Electric eyes, empty spaces and the sound of footsteps.

Will the real me stand up

Put my name in google and came up with some of these.

The headchef?
http://www.gordonramsay.com/claridges/chefs/headchef/

The female impersonator?
http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,59922,00.html

The pole vaulter?
http://usctrojans.cstv.com/sports/c-track/mtt/sargeant_mark00.html

None of them are me.

Prehaps I should start changing my name?
Prehaps I should start charging for my name?

Quiz

What is it?

a: An early warning radar station

b: Part of a sewerage works complex

c: A photograph

Answer is b the sewerage works at Corton

The horse has bolted.....

A stable door somewhere in the back streets of Great Yarmouth

Sign of the times...

Todays presentation was a success. The Residents Association accepted one of our designs for the village sign at Runham Vauxhall in Great Yarmouth. Myself and Mike Skipper gave the presentation. First step and there is still more work to be done.