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Entrance to Lord's Wood728 x angesehenView to the north. The oak at the entrance being pollarded by Paul Doyle ( you can just see him up in the tree.)21. Februar 2008
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Entrance to Lord's Wood803 x angesehenLooking down our track, by our "parking lot" at the entrance to Lord's Wood. View to the northwest.21. Februar 2008
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Entrance to Lord's Wood840 x angesehenThe site of our past bonfire --- and getting ready for the next one. View to the northwest.21. Februar 2008
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The Top of our Leylandii Hedge -- Ready for the Bonfire816 x angesehenPaul Doyle and team trimmed the top off one of our leylandii hedges, bringing much more light into our front garden. Coincidentally, we've been asked to build a large bonfire for a photo shoot. Here's the "cuttings" waiting to be moved from our track to the site of the bonfire.21. Februar 2008
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Arriving in New York Harbour on the QE2714 x angesehenApril 1991, photographed with a Widelux panoramic camera from the top deck of the QE2. The twin towers of the World Trade Center can be seen in the middle of the photograph.18. Februar 2008
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Gardens at The Lodge at Koele, Lana`i710 x angesehen18. Februar 2008
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The Pool at Manele Bay, Lana`i667 x angesehen18. Februar 2008
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The Demolition of the Back Bedrooms at Whitecroft (circa 1991)594 x angesehen18. Februar 2008
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Whitecroft During The Demolition of the Back Bedrooms607 x angesehenSpicers Builders demolished the two back bedrooms and constructed a back lounge and a master bedroom. The "new" Whitecroft was designed by Robert Lett of Lett + Sweetland. Circa 1991.18. Februar 2008
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John Moon and Me at Manele Bay, Lana`i678 x angesehen18. Februar 2008
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The Lodge at Koele - Lana`i, Hawaii745 x angesehenLocated in the "highlands" of Lana`i, with a gorgeous jacaranda tree. Marjorie and I spent an afternoon by the pool, never thinking that the sun was actually going to burn us. The cool, upcountry air tricked us --- we were both quite sunburned.18. Februar 2008
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Standing In Our Cabin on the QE2732 x angesehenMarjorie was seasick during most of the crossing of the North Atlantic, so she spent a lot of time in our cabin. During the last day or so of our trip the seas started to calm, so Marjorie was able to see some of the ship.18. Februar 2008
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