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• *CHRISTMAS CARDS*
  by Steve Bulford

  / / / *Just …

  / / / Just in case any of you are interested I will, over the next few weeks, be uploading some wildlife Christmas Cards. Below is a small sample of what is to come. / / / / / / Steve, / /

• CameraView Calendars now Available
  by Dennis Jones - CameraView

  *_Custom Calendars made upon request. If we don’t have one you want of our work, let’s us know. We’ll make it from your choice of Camera…

  Custom Calendars made upon request. If we don’t have one you want of our work, let’s us know. We’ll make it from your choice of CameraView’s collection. Dragonfly and Damselfly / Lightning / Hummingbirds of Rock Hollow Lodge 1 / Hummingbirds of Rock Hollow Lodge 2 / Hummingbirds of Rock Hollow Lodge #3 / On the Road with CameraView / CameraView of Yosemite National Park / A Yellowstone calendar is in the works

• A Nine Months' Walk
  by N Kumar Bellani

  Non-fiction A walk is a great idea A walk in England is a pleasure, a better idea than a drive, I mean. A walk in the English count…

  Non-fiction A walk is a great idea A walk in England is a pleasure, a better idea than a drive, I mean. A walk in the English countryside is a most divine experience. You can either lose yourself or discover yourself, a great experience, either way. A back-pack of essentials (depends on your cravings, whims, vices or cares) a camera, a well covered body, a free mind and a searching soul is all I had during those several walks spanning just short of nine months’ wandering in England. On most days, my back-pack of essentials contained a jacket, water bottles, a few cans of beer, home-made sandwiches, munchies picked from Tesco, Lidl or even Somerfields, a note-book, a few cameras mostly bought from 99 P or £ 1 shops. It was only in November 2004 that I was able to buy a decent replacement for my lost cameras during my homeless days. 46, Amberley Road, Slough, Berkshire is where most of my memorable walks originated from and ended. I have no reason to think that I’m someone so special that Dr.Bola brought me to his house here, set me up in one of the twin attics, showed me around the house, explained the intricacies of the kitchen, the bath, handed me a set of duplicate keys to his entire house and asked to make myself comfortable. Once you are on Peascod Street, the high Street of Windsor, you are in a different world altogether from the rest of the Berkshire County. This street has the charm that can surpass that of being on Oxford Street or the Regent Street in the heart of London, which are rather, quite, flat. Peascod St. descends from the hillock on which the Windsor Castle is situated. Probably it’s the slope that gives it the charm of being on a hill station and the absence of any vehicular traffic makes it much more relaxed and the absence of the noise of Central London makes it far more pleasurable than the areas that I have combed with my pair of 54 years old legs. I’m told that I walk a lot. Lot more than many people that we know. Once I’d stocked my backpack with essentials from Waitrose, my favorite F&B store in Windsor which is a division of the famous Marks & Spencer chain and most reasonably priced, I would climb the slope of the street, go around the castle and settle down on my favorite bench by the river Thames facing Eton with Windsor just behind my back. ..........

• A new adventure.
  by Cindy Ritter

  Just wanted to let my new friends (all of you here at redbubble) know that I will be away for a bit. I have found myself taking care of m…

  Just wanted to let my new friends (all of you here at redbubble) know that I will be away for a bit. I have found myself taking care of my grandson full-time while my daughter works some things out in her life. He will be a year old October 4th and is a very busy little man, which makes me a very busy grandma and explains the lack of new artwork submissions. LOL I will pop in and say hello when I can and try to find time to admire all the new work ;) On Oct 6th my grandson Dante and I will be going home to our family. We will be flying from Texas to Montana (USA) It will be Dante’s first flight and I am waiting to see how he responds to it. One of our favorite things to do in Montana is take the camera and visit the beautiful parks there. The winter snows will be upon us soon and i am hoping to get some great shots of the snow when it flies. Wishing I had a better camera but all I have is a Kodak digital camera. Maybe someday. For now I wish you all the best. I will be popping in and out as time allows until I leave on Saturday and I hope to be back soon with some great pictures! Cindy