That cat sat anywhere he wanted to.

Picture that I took of the moon one night, with some slight filter effects.

March signal box in Cambridgeshire

Photo of a little mini garden I planted one year. It looked good for about two weeks at the most.

My constant searching for signs picked up this beauty today in Petersfield.

Christmas lights are plentiful this year. I guess there's nobody going around trying to stop people from putting up lights or saying Merry Christmas. Which is proof against this imaginary "War on Christmas" that I hear certain people drone on about.

Hummingbird contemplating life.

This is what our town square looks like after the snowfall we had today.

The railway line by March station.

Simon says - "Things like this only happen because I let them..."

It's been rather wet round here recently.

That does look damp.

I'd take it over the six inches of snow that we got.

Two majestic bald eagles found near the Mississippi river during the fall and winter months here.

Look who I found trying to break into my house via the bathroom window. Tsk!

"She came in through the bathroom window
Protected by a silver spoon
But now she sucks her thumb and wanders
By the banks of her own lagoon" - The Beatles

How is Santa supposed to deliver any presents with that bum leg?

Looks painful!

He's okay, he's double-jointed.

I can tell from the photo.

A field in the Fens.

Still looks pretty sloppy out there.

Kazzie cat demonstrating the art of relaxation

Obviously a master of the art!

This is the inside of my friend's daughter's antique shop that is located in one of the historic buildings downtown. This was originally an fancy jewelry store when it was built in the 1870s. It has coffered tin ceilings and hand carved mahogany wood work all over the place.

A photo of a baby bunny will warm you up on those cold winter days.

Aww. That's Alfie. Or Babs. Or Chloe... or Zephania.

Got the name picked out already huh?

I'm glad you liked that one, it turned out well I think. Auto setting on the Kodak camera I mentioned in one of my early posts on these Photo threads.

I'm sure that camera could do all kinds of amazing things in the hands of the right person. It was $400 when I got it maybe 15 years ago. One of the best and easiest to use cameras that I've ever had. Still miss my little entry-level Nikon though. Just a small 35mm camera but it was the first decent camera that I had a chance to pick up.


I think I spotted Mommy kissing Santa Claus out by the lake though. Don't be surprised if some of the presents get mixed up this year.