Woolworths is open.

Unfortunately not in the UK, this one in Batemans Bay NSW.
Woolworths is a household name in Australia, where they have 700 supermarkets.
And serve over 13 million customers Australia-wide, each week selling mainly food.   

Dress of the year.

This picture is about 25 years old, taken near the Museum of Costume in Bath it shows Nicky with some of the models for the dress of the year exhibition.

Sam and Wendy in the 60’s

 Wendy is in our old newsagents in Bath shortly before it had a complete refit (Long overdue by the look of it)

   
And Sam with two very old Nikon Fs, no through the lens metering or auto focus, but I still have one of them and it works (apart from the self timer) that’s more than today’s digital cameras  will in 40 years time!

Strange looking three wheeler!

Spotted from the top of a tourist bus in York, I thought that's a strange looking three wheeler!
But when I started checking it out on the net, I found the Piaggio MP3 was very desirable mode of transport with a reviewer saying” The MP3 is actually more fun to use than any bike or scooter I’ve ridden in the last 20 years.”

The Full review is HERE.

Pirate Lottie and the Green Machine.

Flying Carpet

Baths new multipurpose dog and cycle rack!

Bichon Frise Puppy

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Mikey the new dog in the village.

My Mum told me not to talk to strangers!

Grr Woff!

You Smell Doggy!

Who’s a pretty boy then.

Let’s go.

Green Park Bath.

I found this negative among old family pictures; I can’t identify anybody in the picture, but have included it for historical interest.
I would guess it was taken the 1940s at the end of Green Park looking up Charles Street.
It’s probable that the children are from Green Park School; notice the Spears lorry outside Green Park Station (now Sainsbury car park) note also the buildings now long gone on the right in Charles Street.

life size knitted Ferrari.

 

Bath Spa University art student Lauren Porter with her life size knitted Ferrari.

Not much call for lard these days!

World Society for the Protection of Animals.

I’ve been taking pictures for the WSPA today.
Local university students in Bath dressed up as farm animals to promote the World Society for the Protection of Animals first ever farm animal themed fun run, the City Stampede, which will take place on Sunday 10th May. 
To take part visit www.wspa.org.uk/citystampede 

Cavendish Lodge Bath.

This picture for The Bath Chronicle was taken in 1993 at the end of the public enquiry into the building of Cavendish Lodge.
You can see the planning inspector in a large open field on the slope below Lansdown Crescent, though it does look like the jungle.

 

The appeal was won and this is the result taken today.

York Minster

9 frame join up

3 frame HDR

 

18 frame HDR join up.

all pictures COPYRIGHT Sam Farr

More from York

Viking Street Theatre.

All to Abba songs!