Photos by Sheena-Ann Brown : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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Very nice perspective and work !!!

Great view of the Ben Nevis.

Mike, good to see you called in here, although I'm sorry I missed you. I should think you've caught up with some kip by now though. :)

Danny, I must thank you again for having such a good browse through my collection of snaps, I really am very pleased you enjoyed some of the photos. My book is called....wait for it, it's a really exciting title......'LIFE - (in general) by Susan Allen'. Really, yes, it's called that. Well, that's what it's about, so I thought, oh well, that was as good a title as any. I am waiting for the paper proof version to arrive from America, so I hope the post will hurry up. I'm not used to snail mail any more since getting a computer -- painfully slow, isn't it?

My mind is boggling, Jean, just boggling! I can hardly see for the worry lines. :D

Very best wishes to you all,

Time to get off this thing for the day as it's about to be hijacked by an onslaught of kids.

Sue

Hello Kojak! Gyönyörű szép felvételt készítettél te is erröl a várról. Üdv E.J.

This is the photo that breaks a thousand hearts every week in Mallorca - that last clinging look onto a sundrenched paradise as you sit in some Airbus knowing the next time you feel the weather it will be less than 10 degrees fareinheit - back in the good old UK!!! - SOB!

This is actually in here just to lighten up the mood of my photos. Spiderpig actaully stuck to our bedroom ceiling for about two days and then in the mddle of the night he decided to pounce on unsuspecting sleepers below and became 'unstuck'!!! Bet you didn't even know he was in Glenrothes?!!!

The maisonettes were systematically stripped of walls, windows, asbestos, staircases, etc, before a large VOLVO digger came along and knocked the whole thing down, section by section, right to left. These are the last two sections to go. The top left maisonette was once occupied by a friend of mine - so we took these photos to show her that they were... going going gone!!! You can see some of the public looking on through the fence, during a break in the works. The whole building was down in about 24 hours (without working overnight!)to the extreeme happiness of the neighbours. Taken from my daughter's garden in Tanshall.