Final demise

Regretfully, if this page appears, then the author is more than likely horizontal, either temporarily, or permanently, and the blog will either resume at a later date, or will terminate at this date, the latter being the more distressing!

There is a very small chance, and I do mean very small, that the author has lost his memory!

Photo book

There has been a hold up in the publishing of photos on this blog due to the concentration on getting a collection of photos into a self published book form, this now having been completed.

It has been published as 'Photos John Likes' through the Blurb site. You might like to have a look at it through their site.

Photos should on the way to this site again in the near future - fingers crossed.

Fishy story

And the story behing this picture is a bit 'fishy'. The puns are getting worse!

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Mass carrots

There's quite a 'tail' about these carrots. What a terrible pun!

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These were on display in a French market. Rather attractive.

The Smiling Assassin

Here is the smiling assassin, with assistant - I make no further comment, other than I don't like them, they're too menacing!

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You wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of this pair!

Reflected stalls

It might be difficult to make it out, but with a little bit of patience you will see that the scene is of a stall in a market place, with a mirror at the rear of the stall, this reflecting stalls behind us. Quite fascinating.

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Village stall

This market was in France, for those who may be interested, though those with experience of such in that country might well have deduced this already. Did I hear a whisper about healthy and safety regulations in the EEC - surely not!!!!

Bonaquil village street

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This photo is of a street in Bonaquil, a village in France. This particular street is extraordinarily narrow, and it has been retained like this as part of the traditional area of the village. Though I'm not sure that i would like to live in a street like this, it is difficult to argue against the thought that it has a charm about it that would be lacking if it wasn't there.