Ian Wilson, Page 3

Support by Online Chat #TTBGF

I’m a 60’s kid so not quite as hip as those youngsters and a geek so should know better, but for a …

Every now and then it’s nice to dust off an old DVD and rekindle the feelings that made you put your hand …

It almost seemed to glow with a golden light, the ancient wood was polished smooth. Perfectly round and miraculously untouched by its …

There is plenty that’s wrong with this budget British film The Machine… and yet so much that’s right, it’s absolutely captivating after …

OK, so I haven’t written a film review in , well quite a while. It would have been nice to start with …

The church was dark and cold, the early dawn tried its best to light the interior but thick black shadows cut through …

Tick. What the hell was that noise? My head is spinning and it so dark, whys it so dark? Don’t panic, don’t …

It had been a couple of weeks since the ice breakers had departed followed by an armada of cruise ships and navy …

What looked like rain fell in sheets, hissing and fizzing as it hit the ground and pooling in boiling tempests of scalding …

Halfway House Snowdon

Taken on the boat ride over to Catbells.

Worn and battered fishing boat on Moelfre beach, Anglesey.

View of Menai Bridge and the snow covered Snowdonia mountains behind.

Photo of the spring night sky taken on Mynydd Bodafon, Anglesey.

Nice to see there are so many ladies involved in Drag Racing and that they are so welcome. Its a genuine and …

Winter is determined to stick around. This was taken near Rickmansworth as the sun rose over the old gravel pits. Taken on …