Incredible Wood Carvings
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The blog of a travelling psychiatrist and football lover. Who happens to be a halfway decent photographer. Takes a cynical view of the world
Archive for the tag “cobham”
The SwanTortionist at Painshill Park Cobham
A curious swan behaving like he had ADHD and not keeping still. Quite a contortionist.
Obesity may be a Big Issue at Painshill Park
Anyone weighting more than 7.5 tons may have other problems than access to Painshill Park in Cobham. And yes, I may indeed give way to them.
Pedestrians max weight 7.5 tons
World Food Photos. Like food, like photographs of food
Just a various eclectic mix of food photos taken in various locations. Nothing special. Just enjoy and be hungry.
Coconut Tart
Sliders and Beef Wellingtons
The Animals of Painshill Park en-route to Farthing Wood
Painshill park in Cobham surrey is a wonderful place for walking and nature. Each season allows the park to be viewed differently. These photos are from Winter time. Cold Swans. Dancing ducks. Air bubbles under the lake. Woods. Enjoy.
Painshill Park Cobham. Copyright Chris bushe
Painshill Park Cobham. Copyright Chris bushe
Painshill Park Cobham. Copyright Chris bushe
Painshill Park Cobham. Copyright Chris bushe
Painshill Park Cobham. Copyright Chris bushe
Painshill Park Cobham. Copyright Chris bushe
Painshill Park Cobham. Copyright Chris bushe
Painshill Park Cobham. Copyright Chris bushe
Amy Winehouse Tribute
Recently had the pleasure to be able to photograph an Amy Winehouse tribute act. I have never before considered myself a fan but in fact recognised most of the songs but had no idea she sang them. The venue was an excellent pub in Weybridge called The Hand and Spear. Photogenic singer who was superb. She did not introduce herself so cannot tell you her name.
Painshill Park in Cobham Surrey
At any season Painshill is a beautiful place to visit. Autumn it can sometimes be at its best, with autumnal colours, swans, cygnets and numerous other bird fowl. If you have not been there then you should visit. The walks, the landscape, the bridges are impressive. Tonight just a little photo tour only. And wednesdays in November it is free to visit.
A Great Place
The rants and warblings of an active and some would say disturbed mind. A Brentford Fc supporter and a psychiatrist and photographer. Welcome to my musings and rants.
chris1957
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