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A guy is doing a naked walk from Lands End to John O’Groats in an attempt to get Brits to have a more continental attitude to the human body. He has recently changed his route to traverse the Pennine Way … Continue reading →

 Lots campaigning, lobbying and general ‘common scence’ argument, BUT, it will now be law with a couple of years …….. The Licensing Bill received Royal Assent Thursday 10 July 2003. It was ratified in the Commons on Tuesday 08 July. … Continue reading →

A bit experimental, but it’s a start ….. http://BlogSearchEngine.com

 Have just joined the Yahoo Group Smarthphone Voyeur – p800 – 7650 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/smartphonevoyeur “Smartphone Voyeur! Photo taken with your smartphone, p800 , nokia 7650 , and the other camera phones!!! ” Have been adding images to my CamBlog and this … Continue reading →

Have had quite a few mails recently asking me for ‘what’s on’ and festival lists. I usually point out, that there aren’t any ‘festivals’, [well not what I mean, anyway. I suggest folks bookmark this page … SchNews Party and … Continue reading →

Personally, I come from a free festivals and travelling background. New Age Travellers etc. A number of sayings have helped guide my life over time. Like…. Bring what you expect to find? If no you, who? If not now, when? … Continue reading →

Oh busy busy. being july in Britain, the summer has only really just got underway, and in another three weeks, it will be autumn, I guess 🙂 Perhaps I exaggerate. But I’m an ‘outdoor type’ and so much I have … Continue reading →

The Glastonbury festival drew to a close last night, and the broadsheet journalists all seem to have enjoyed themselves – though, ironically, it’s the Telegraph which laments the “embourgeoisiement” of the event, and the Guardian which tends to feel that, … Continue reading →

BBC want you free photos, have mentioed their ‘submit a picture’ using your mobile phone cam. Now they want your work from Glastonbury http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3007326.stm BBC News Online wants your pictures and reviews from Glastonbury 2003. If you saw something interesting … Continue reading →

Instead of using a password to unlock your cellphone, a Japanese company called Earth Beat has come up with a way to use a picture instead. You just snap a picture of yourself with your cameraphone, then whenever you want … Continue reading →

Just borrowed a 2 Megapix camera from Phil. These are some pictures from it.

 http://indymedia.org.uk/en/2003/06/273217.html Have just added my Stonehenge 2003 work, to the Indymedia UK database and a few listings

Have been informed by someone who is sad enough to have taken a laptop + satellite link with them to glastonbury, that there will be a live lost vagueness audio stream available here: http://www.radiovague.com Welcome to RadioVague. Currently beaming at … Continue reading →

A Photo selection from the event. On these pages, have finished a ‘best edit’ selection from my jaunt to Stonehenge, to celebrate the Summer Solstice, but to sadly miss the festival the was / should be there. I arrived on … Continue reading →

Am half way through process and scaning of the the weekends work. Have just uploaded a first edit to Guilfin Database, Thought you might wanna ‘sneek preview’ … … … Early ‘live’ set :: http://www.guilfin.net/gallery/?id=pxINET2220 Proper Colour Slide edit :: … Continue reading →

Have been going off a bit about the use of a mobile PhoneCam, in taking pictures for immediate use, out and about. Although the quality is not as good as ‘proper photography’. Not the only one with the same idea … Continue reading →

Solstice revellers watch sunrise – BBC News http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/wiltshire/3008828.stm Stonehenge’s summer solstice goes ahead – BBC News http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/wiltshire/2996450.stm Thousands witness solstice – Channel4 News http://www.channel4.com/apps26/news/news_story.jsp?storyId=1782592 Road to ruins: Plans are afoot to transform Stonehenge in the next few years. John Ezard … Continue reading →