It's certainly a building I could spend hours photographing.
I hope to go back in the new year and maybe see about getting some unrestricted access for some unseen captures.
Here's a link to the images - http://www.flickr.com/photos/phil_connor/sets/72157622893423684/
under the rays of the sun, the bell rings out - for fifteen minutes they're free from their textbooks ... and so ... let play resume...
I love summers, amongst all other things because I find it lovely to sit and watch the waves crash against the shore, the salty sea breeze against your face and the sun sparkling on the ocean...
I couldn't help taking this shot whilst walking through the village of Montgomery, these two ladies were oblivious to me which really makes this image for me.
Last month I had the privileged of taking some photo's for Carolines Campaign. Caroline Monk organises these make-over days for women who are undergoing treatment for cancer.
Many companies are involved including Tony & Guy who allow the events to be held in their salons.
For more information on the wonderful work Caroline Monk undertakes please visit http://www.carolinescampaign.org.uk/
As well as being a little more famous for it's cheese, Montgomery is a wonderful village to visit, typical quaint and unequivocally English.
Whilst on a recent trip to warmer shores I was driving back and decided to stop by the roadside to take this picture. Outside of the air conditioning of the car the temperatures where nigh-on 50degrees!
In the summer I walked to one of my favourite uber local places Erddig, to be honest it's beautiful at any time of year, even amidst this torrential rain we're enduring.
Whilst taking this photo there was an elderly couple walking by who rushed over to check I was alright, as in order to acquire thos shot I had to lie in and amongst the undergrowth.
