Saturday, September 24, 2005


How come when it rains, you can never get a bus home? Posted by Picasa

Cold and wet, the heavy tread of a flyer denied the air to fly. Posted by Picasa

Like an insect Thunderbird waiting to lift off. Posted by Picasa

The downside of uncover work, was not lost on Dave. Posted by Picasa

Time's winged guardians look over the remains of man's history. Posted by Picasa

On almost invisible threads, she sits and waits. Posted by Picasa

Tommy the woodlice discovering his eyes were indeed bigger than his tummy. Posted by Picasa

Across the forest floor, the line held firm as they awaited the coming battle. Posted by Picasa

Like elders in old wives tales, they met in secret in the woods and told tales of what once was and of what is yet to be. Posted by Picasa

The secret of making a little black number work? Add a splash of colour. Posted by Picasa

Like a golden moth dressed with silk for the glory of the sun. Posted by Picasa

Work done, now resting. Posted by Picasa

As one fell, another stepped forward to fill their place. Unsung warriors that no poet of old would ever sing their praises, passing un-noticed in history. Posted by Picasa

In a castle built in the air, the damsel waiting with a sting in her tale for the lost traveller. Posted by Picasa

The end result of an insect attack. Posted by Picasa

Disguising itself with chocolate flakes turned out not to be the best idea Fred had thought of. Posted by Picasa

Like a tumbling river over rocks, the fungi spread across the forest floor. Posted by Picasa

The underworld police spies look on as they suspect walks away. Posted by Picasa

Lady's day at Ascot. Posted by Picasa

Melting back into the earth. Posted by Picasa

Fallen, death's wedding gown bringing new life to the earth. Posted by Picasa

Trevor's impression of a rolling stone gathering no moss ran into a slight problem. Posted by Picasa

In the smallest of lakes, the vastness of nature can be seen reflected. Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, September 21, 2005


At their end, the glory of their life is reflected in their colours fading into the soil. Posted by Picasa

Slowly rising. the build up of new lifewithin the last grasp of the old, breaks through the layers of the earth. Posted by Picasa