Gallery Index
Reboot!
As a result of both my running out of FTP space and an absolutely enormous backlog of un-posted photos, the gallery section has undergone a radical transformation. Basically, a lot of old stuff has been taken down. We really didn't think you wanted to look at numerous galleries of our 2004 holiday in Weymouth, or a hundred photos of Josh in the garden. Instead, I've gone through and picked the very best shots of everything we've snapped over the better part of a decade, and expanded them into individual gallery pages indexed by year. There's still quite a lot, but there's also a lot less. Quality over quantity. We're now finally up to date, which means I should be able to update on an as-and-when basis from here on in.
(A note on image sizing. Most PC displays these days run at 1284 x 1024, and the 'Larger Version' option should suit the needs of most users who are running their browser of choice at full screen rather than in a window. However, most widescreen laptops have a quite different resolution, and with this in mind the smaller images (accessed from clicking the image itself) may work better if your browser doesn't automatically resize. Any feedback on this is welcome - particularly issues with browser compatibility.)
Thus far: several excursions (some Ridgeway related), a few random shots of the boys, several birthdays, a couple of weekends in Shropshire, my brother's long-awaited wedding, holidays in Pembrokeshire, shots from Greenbelt and this year's holiday at Butlins...more to come as stuff happens. Updated: 21 November 2011 |
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| 2011 - Highlights | |
I know it's really quite appalling to give your cats their own web page, but we were blessed, in our case, with an extremely photogenic pair. We never got round to making a web page for Woody, our last cat, before he passed away in August 2007, and I'm glad to atone for that here. This gallery is filled with pictures of Moppet and Tabitha (tortoiseshell and tabby, respectively), whom we acquired in January 2008. There seem to be more of Tabitha, largely because Moppet hasn't been seen since October 2008. |
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| Cat Photos (updated 03 November 2011) | |
The great plan to walk the Ridgeway commences. We visit Hatton Farm Village again (and then again). The Isle of Wight has good weather, the Welsh coast does not. Civilisation as we know it collapses in January with the snow. Daniel celebates his first birthday, Thomas his third and Joshua his fifth. Two old friends get married (although not to each other). And James gets stuck climbing a wall. Updated: 15 January 2011 |
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| 2010 - Highlights | |
| A while back I came to the realisation that over the past few years, we’ve seen some odd signs on our travels, many of which we’ve had the good fortune to snap – so here are a selection. Some are intentionally amusing, some previously sensible signs had been altered, either on purpose or by accident, and rather too many were unintentionally funny. | |
| Interesting Signs | |
| We needed a new hobby after all the Woolworths closed, and this is it: literal takes on road signs. Like the Woolworths gallery, it was Emily's ideas (most of our better ones are, actually). It's a project we started a couple of years back but in many ways it's still in its infancy, so please excuse us if some of these earlier shots are somewhat half baked. We began in 2008, on a day trip to the Cotswolds, before adding a few during an excursion to the Welsh coast - hopefully this will grow as we visit new places. All suggestions welcome. | |
| Place Signs | |
| Another happy bundle of joy is welcomed into the fold, which meant more nappies and less sleep. We enjoyed days out at Drayton Manor Park and Hatton Farm Village and a week in Butlins. The usual suspects - Pembrokeshire, Greenbelt - are all present and correct, and as a special bonus feature I'll throw in not one, but TWO! murder mystery parties. Don't delay - click today! | |
| 2009 - Highlights | |
| At the tail end of 2007 we bought a new camera, which meant that quantity of photos shot up and hard drive space dropped right down. 2008 was the year we visited the Isle of Wight and had a long weekend in Bournemouth. Not all our trips involved beaches: look out for a gloriously spooky dovecot in the heart of the Cotswolds, an excursion to the City of Brotherly Love, and Joshua in a ridiculous pair of sunglasses holding an inflatable guitar. | |
| 2008 - Highlights | |
| The family increases by one, although we did lose a cat. Another visit to Germany - this time in the late summer rather than midwinter - and trips up and down the coast, as well as a fair amount of wildlife (even if quite a lot of it was in cages). | |
| 2007 - Highlights | |
| In 2006 we toured Yorkshire (well, bits of it), spent some time on the Pembrokeshire coast (well, bits of it) and watched Joshua get much bigger. Plus! Mrs Knight dressed up as shortbread. | |
| 2006 - Highlights | |
| Fewer photos of us, and a lot more of Eldest Son and Heir. Plus some cute model houses, velvety bridesmaids, highland cattle, snowy Bavarian landscapes and a very strange leopard coat. | |
| 2005 - Highlights | |
| Herein: assorted coastal excursions (UK and abroad), ramblings in and out of Oxfordshire, and pictures of the cat. And, of course, the wedding gallery, which is still intact in its entirety. | |
| 2004 - Highlights | |
| As good a place to kick off as any. There aren't too many of these, because my annoying tendency to document absolutely everything on camera didn't really begin until mid 2004, when Emily and I were living together. Still, it's a start. "I believe in starts. Once you have a start, the rest is inevitable." | |
| 2003 - Highlights | |
| It broke my heart to see Woolworths go under a couple of years ago, not least because it seemed to spell the inevitable end to our photo campaign. Suffice to say we're getting round as many as we can, before they take down the signs. There's almost enough for a book. | |
| The Woolworths Gallery (updated 05 April 2009) | |
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