Merry May days to you and good tidings from tide-side as I write from the balcony back home in sunny Cornwall. I feel very lucky to be living right on the river in a small village just outside Truro. We live in an apartment that looks straight over the Truro river. It is a truly stunning place to be, so quaint, so peaceful and so … Continue reading Favourites Series: 01: Places in Southsea
Every day we compulsively share every minute detail of anything which could be deemed remotely interesting that comes smashing into our retina as we frolic out and about playing the game of who can not die the longest. We frantically tap to convert these experiences into binary code and radio frequencies sent flying over the interweb in time to hit the lunch break rush, impressing hoards of followers swiping their snapchat and twitter timelines … Continue reading OnePlus 3 Camera Focus
The clinking of china. The rustling of rainjackets. The hum of the expresso machine. The crunch of toasted hullumi flatbread. Young chums chatting and laughing on their lunch breaks. Elderly couples content in their seperate company completing crosswords and perusing newspapers in peace over an Amricano. The cries of a disturbed infant, luckily at a distance towards the other end of the café. And then … Continue reading Some Words From A Waterstones
Yesterday began as each day has done this past week – steadily. Starting with my tired overslept corpse sliding out of bed way later than a man with a to-do list as long as mine should, just in time for lunchfast. Actually, I’m going to conduct a quick poll here, because I’ve been getting plenty of stick from flatmates and friends about a cereal habit of mine. Can I … Continue reading The Most Incredible Cornish Views
When you make the move to Cornwall as an outsider, you commit to taking the long and arduous journey coming back from anywhere that isn’t in Cornwall, back to your house. There are no motorways in the county (it isn’t really wide enough for four lanes anyway) so it s dual carriageways all the way, and the odd detour through a sleepy oddly named town. … Continue reading Moaning All The Way West
It was the first properly hot day since we have moved down to Cornwall, and after dropping my brother off at the airport to fly back for his school prom me, my dad headed into Newquay to get a feel for the place. We parked up and navigated our way through the high street to the view of the beach, and what I can only describe … Continue reading Shooting Film
There are many things I can look forward to in this month of June. Firstly the end of my exams, which also benefits to you reader, in terms of the quality and content of these blogs improving! Also I am attending my ever first wedding, requiring the purchase of a suit with suitable fabric dexterity for some drunken dance floor antics I will live to regret. There … Continue reading The Drones Are Coming
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