Legality or Morality?
Never forget that everything Hitler did in Germany was legal.Martin Luther King, Jr. Hat Tip: Jordon Cooper
Writing
Random Quote
“A horse may be coaxed to drink, but a pencil must be lead.” [Source]
Black & White Viewers
For those who view this website in black and white (via a feed reader), it is now sporting a new design (very easily done in WordPress). Please drop by a take a look – all comments welcome.The image used in the header can be viewed in full on Flickr, along with a variation on the theme.
The Trinity Explained
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efuiDgJuIMc] Hat Tip to Mikey at ThinkChristian
Being A Grown-Up
From Brian Bunny:
Gorilla Collins
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLXHB0mooo0]I’m not quite sure why, but to me there’s a touch of genius to this advert. There are very few ads that I watch and remember what they are trying to sell, but this one has worked on me.
St. Ives Branch Line
[ Best viewed large on Black ]My first attempt at a triptych – using these three images.What do you think?
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Porthmeor Sunset
After the Campers had left the Staff made their way down to Porthmeor Beach for a Chinese takeaway and some liquid refreshment. During the fun I tore myself away from the game of ‘truth or dare’ and took some amazing shots of the sunset. This one is my second favourite. My favourite was published previously.
Unique Harbour View
After a very frustrating day (I won’t bore you with the details) we finally had about an hour for a walk. We decided to follow the coastal path from Carbis Bay down to St. Ives and on the way we came to a clearing in the trees which revealed this unique and beautiful view of St. Ives. After visiting on…
St. Ives Diagonal
As I was walking from the Harbour to Porthmeor Beach I was struck by the beauty of the houses and cottages and when I looked up and saw the sun setting on the upper floor and set against the deep blue sky I had to take this shot. I know it’s a bit random – but I love it.