Barton and Brigg

 A Heritage Day event at Tywrhitt Hall  followed by a pop in to Brigg worked out well (if you like old buildings).

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Olympus 75mm f1.8

 A nice new lens from Mexborough! It's sharp! but has a narrow plane of focus.

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Lady Wharncliffe's Road

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Old Haunts

Soughley has always been a dozy place with just the sound of sleeping fishermen, tipping into the water, to break the silence.

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Norfolk Park IR

 I had hoped Norfolk Park would be empty. Far from it!

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Midhopestones IR

 

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Near Snaith airfield

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Soughley

 

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Melbourne

Taking the family to East Midlands Airport gave me the chance to pop in to the wonderful Norman church at Melbourne, sans tripod of course, eventhough it was in the boot.

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Near Wharncliffe Chase

 

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Olympus µ mini

The µ mini is a tiny 4mp camera which is hard to hold and it's screen is impossible to see in sunlight. It has a nice aluminium body and a red leather case. These pictures from Howden, offer some evidence that it works. 

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It even has a "Fisheye" (?) post capture option!

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Pottering around Shalesmoor I found a place where people lived in shipping containers.

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