Photos by Graham Martin: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Wonderful island. Big shot. Perfect.

Best wishes from Brumm, Germany

PS: My gallery is under tag > Brumm2009 < available.

Thank you. It was a very wet and windy day. I think the photo caught the scene well. The albatross provided a very good context.

All best Graham Martin

NICE YAAY im 1st commenter!!! fank you fanzzz 777

Thanks for picking this up. I have added the photo to your suggested site. You will see that I have been collecting photos of churches, mainly in the north Cotswolds. Let me know if there are any others that could usefully be put on your site.

Graham

Thanks for the compliment. You also have some wonderful photos. I will keep posting.

Hello Tania

A very beautifull sunset shot!

Greetings from Denmark,

Per

Dear PJVG,

Yes, I would like to get a photo showing the island, however, I am not able to take a flight to get that shot. You might try contacting Tania Anderson who also has some Kamfer's Dam photos on Panoramio/Google Earth, perhaps she has some showing the island from the air.

All best wishes

Graham martin

Dear Graham,

I am wondering if you would be interested in submitting your photograph of Saintbury Church for a new editing of Algernon Gissing’s The Footpath Way in Gloucestershire. This book was originally published in 1924, so we are now reissuing it with an attractive 8-page colour section. Katie Jarvis will be providing a Foreword.

Although we will not be able to pay for the use of the picture, we will credit the photograph to you, and can offer you a complimentary of the book on publication.

If you are interested I would be delighted to hear from you.

Nicola Guy NGuy@thehistorypress.co.uk

Beautiful shot congratulations. VOTED!!!

Greetings from Turkey

Dear Christine,

Many thanks, you are very vigilant, these photos only went up a few days ago. I do like this one just caught the moment. We spent a week in north Devon and had a great time despite the weather. The site where I took the photo is on the Tarka Trail cycle route, which uses the old railway line from Braunton through Barnstable, Bideford and Torrington, we did the whole stretch both ways, but not all in one go. Back to work now, start of term so all very busy again but it was a good break. we managed to get some hay in this year despite the weather but much of the orchard is still uncut, the ground was just too wet. We may get a little done tomorrow.

all best

Graham