Didn’t we play them in a Europe League game?
Thats was Midgetland just next to Legoland
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About an €80 taxi ride from Kolding where we had one of our more “dull” factory visit sights back in the day (c/w Newport RI & Galway )
Ed Sheeran was right about 1 thing.
Galway Girls
I went and wished I’d gone to Legoland instead.
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There’s 2 places in Germany called Julich and Titz.
Julich and Titz are next to each other on a motorway sign. The Germans never understood why I giggled like a little school boy when I saw the sign.
I went there a couple of summers ago for the weekend, an old mate lives just outside Stamford. A nice little town, quaint with some good pubs.
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Looks like Hythe High Street if you replace the church with Waitrose and dress everyone in man made fabrics and given them a disability aid, oh , and make the buildings less posh.
Actually, it’s not like Hythe High Street at all apart from something being at the end of it 
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Have similar photos from many places but this is Merida, Mexico in 2007 month 4 into 10 months in South America. I’d been mugged in Cuba and lost a mobile and camera. My sister met me in Mexico with replacements.
I’d do this all again in heart beat. Maybe not the mugging bit.
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Mine was taken in one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been: the Perhentian Islands in Malaysia, off the East coast near the Thai border. No cars. No roads, Diving and snorkelling paradise.
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Blimey
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Crazy picture. 
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Sounds like my kind of place. I love snorkeling.
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Wow. The video.
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This I like to think is a “landmark” picture in the history of photography.
It was taken by my good self at The Fox-Talbot Museum in Laycock in 1978 in available light hence the fuzzy appearance.
It’s a picture of one of the great pioneers of photography, William Henry Fox-Talbot embracing “new” technology in the form of my mate’s Olympus OM2.
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Deserted Homestead, Panguitch, Utah - November 1977.
This picture never existed until yesterday…why? It was taken as two seperate images to take in the wide vista. Yesterday I scanned the two negatives on my new flatbed Photo Scanner and stitched them together using the Photoshop facility “photomerge”…can you see the join?
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