Just back from three days down in West Pembrokeshire.  Took a boat trip across to the island of Skomer where we spent five hours in the hot sun walking and photographing the puffins (who are still there amazingly as they have normally left for the Atlantic by now). A very memorable day.

Looking forward to being at Croome Park (National Trust) for the RAF Defford Heritage Day.  Come along and see us at Sedgeberrow Books trade stand, where we will have a good selection of aircraft and other transport related books and prints (and a few jigsaws), along with a selection of mounted photographs and greetings cards from Images of Worcestershire.  Weather looking good, lots going on including a fly past of a Dakota. 

Fabulous time being had up here on the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides.  Loads of photography being done, some of the results of which will be uploaded on to the website once we are back home.  Weather much better than a previous visit about three years ago, with much lighter winds and less rain. Wonderful light and so much to photograph.  Even had two sightings of the white tailed eagle (sea eagle) over on the Aird of Uig which was really exciting. Lots of sheep, derelict crofts, seabirds, standing stones and wonderful sea and landscapes.  Off to photograph the "sheilings" shortly, between Callanish and Stornoway.