C R O S S O A K

Wallingford Town, U19, 2018-2019.

gphoto2, a Raspberry PI and an EOS 40D equals some post-hangover computational photography.

On the beach, from the best place in East Devon. Yummy.

Honiton from Roundball. Not too damp neither.

Recruitment ask candidates if they are scared of heights. It’s because some of the rooms we use for interviews have floor to ceiling views like this. But if someone asked me ahead of an interview whether I was scared of heights, I might wonder what they had planned for me…

Evening dog walk with Chris and Kim. The mist rising from the fields as the sun slowly sunk below the horizon. Magical.

In monochrome (for those more discerning c r o s s o ak visitors).

In colour (for those that like their c r o s s o a k colourful).

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Just as they were beginning to get comfortable…

Wasn’t expecting this. An evening with Robert and Jackie in support of Sobel House.
Beautiful, humbling, challenging, inspiring. Possibly mindset changing.

Currently, my second favourite Office View.

The car broke, again. “That never happens to a Toyota” now thrice.

But bonus, was Fay and I walked to the Red Lion for a SPL (aka Sunday Pub Lunch). Not done that in ages. Lovely.

I have been climbing stairs

Howies cycle bag, going strong twelve (I think) years on.

Home and away fans enjoying today’s game. Many goals were scored.

Fay’s growing!

The colours this year are amazing. More yellow than yellow. Makes walking the back way into town an extra special delight.

It’s this time of year you realize just how many of the le boat boats there are cruising up and down the inland waterways during the warmer months. There’s now a whole flotilla tied up at Benson marina.