Young Love.

Paddy relaxing

Andy and Wendy Walking in the garden with Tabitha.

This is the rare Combe Hay Pushme-Pullyou horse, rarely seen these days.
Because of it'’s ability to hide behind trees and pretend to be two horses.

Tabi News

Just to let you know that there are even more pictures of Tabita on www.themattocks.com and there is also a picture of the scan of the next little Mattock (due August 23^rd-ish).

Cheers . . . .

David Mattock

In our days with Bath Hospital Radio, Wendy organised a regular Summer Fair in Kingston Parade for a few years.
This was a typical one, it soon became a major fund-raising event.

This is my Daughter Helen.
When given the remote control, this is how she took her own picture.
She is now a married woman with her own daughter, but can still do this.

Clever Double Buggy made in New Zealand,
spotted in Queens Square. Made by Phil and Ted

Friday Quiet Street.

Not Drinking Water.

Another Panorama takes with a 3 year old Fuji 6800 zoom,
and joined up with Autostitch.

Just found the best free panorama program I have ever seen, it's made by students at the University of British Columbia.
You just dump the pictures you want to join up into it, and it sorts and joins them.
This is from five frames of the waterfall at the bottom of our garden.
www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html

Smokey

This Happy dog spends most of it’s time in the window
of a Bath art gallery.

Now you know where to get a cheap deal.

Nicky at the Natural History Museum, 25 years ago before Dinosaurs became fashionable.

Production still from Joseph and the Swan King

Berkeley Castle.

Tabitha learning that look of total disinterest
that you need to work for the Post Office.

Dog walking.

Guard Dog

A white baby rat.

I was shown this 3 week old baby rat today.

Sam’'s new Shop.

It’'s in Euro Disney really.

Spotted today living on a sunny bank close to home,
a Common or Viviparous Lizard. Length: 15 cm - 16 cm

I don'’t know who he was, I found him in a puddle.
By the look of my shoes it was a long time ago.

Puppies

African style sunset that just needs a leopard in the tree.
But you don'’t get many leopards in Peasedown St John.

I couldn'’t resist putting this up, I suggested Strawberries, and Wendy wanted Apple.
This was the compromise, photographed with a three-year-old three megapixel Fuji 6800.
Just shows you don'’t need to use the latest 8 megapixel camera to take sharp pictures.

Strawberries and cream for tea.

Tabitha tucks in.