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It’s been a while, but here’s some video
It is a long time since I posted here. Life gets in the way and I haven't even taken many ...
The Tailors Handbook – Where do the materials to make clothes come from – part two
This is the eighth, and final, article taken from "The Tailor's Handbook of Useful Information" by W.D.F. Vincent published in ...
A fire at Wargrave Church June 1914
This is taken from the Wokingham Fire Brigade diaries which were in the possession of my father for a while ...
The Tailors Handbook – Where do the materials to make clothes come from – part one
This is the seventh article taken from "The Tailor's Handbook of Useful Information" by W.D.F. Vincent published in c1905 It ...
Cardiff from Top to Bottom
I've been toying with the idea of a walk through Cardiff for a while, starting at the highest point on ...
The Tailors Handbook – Origins of clothes and writings for tailors
This is the sixth article taken from "The Tailor's Handbook of Useful Information" by W.D.F. Vincent published in c1905 It ...
What I’ve been taking pictures of this year
Three months into the year. I've talked about taking pictures, so I'd better show some I've taken. Whilst there have ...
The Tailors Handbook – History and Philosophy
This is the fifth article taken from "The Tailor's Handbook of Useful Information" by W.D.F. Vincent published in c1905 It ...
Never mind the Width, Feel the Quality…
This article isn't to be confused with an earlier piece on this website relating to Tailors Squares, instead I am ...
The Tailors Handbook – External Anatomy
This is the fourth article taken from "The Tailor's Handbook of Useful Information" by W.D.F. Vincent published in c1905 It ...
Aberdulais Tin Works and Waterfall
We had a day out taking some pictures at the National Trust's Aberdulais Tin Works and Waterfall and then on ...
Post Processing
So the saying goes: "The Camera Never Lies". Well yes, in some ways that is true. The sensor of the ...
