A Quick Word From Yours Truly


Hi, welcome to PJ's blog.

If you've checked out the "About Me" bit you'll see I'm a keen amateur photographer who enjoys all things digital. I mostly like photographing plants and landscapes as they are easy targets ;-) I used to work in Software which sounds more exciting than it is but am now officially a Snr. Project Planner having changed jobs after almost 25yrs in Software. I sometimes wish I could work in photography but that would probably become boring if I did it day in and day out. I used to sponsor a wolf called Luna until she sadly passed away, and love all things "wolfy". Anyhow enjoy the blog and hopefully I'll manage to keep it up to date with what I've been doing and my favourite things!

PJ

Saturday 5 February 2022

Back to the Yard 2022

 

So Saturday 5th February saw the Dockyard reopen on time for the first time since 2020! And Tedster and I were there for the first day's opening, absolutely determined to be there having been denied the opportunity to visit as much as we'd normally do with all the various Covid-19 restrictions.

Both 2020 and 2021 saw the place close to the public for months on end, in 2020 it closed in April I believe and didn't reopen until July, 2021 didn't see it open until April instead of the usual February.

We had a sunny but windy and chilly day, packed the M50 and kit lens and test ran the new Sydney (Mia Tui) rucksack for the first time out in the field as it were. It was really good, place for everything and everything in it's place, from drinks bottle holders to pen slots and key fob clips. A few additional Mia Tui "cases" inside kept items safe and to hand when I needed them. I have several different sized, suede like drawstring bags to house my cameras in so one of those kept the M50 safe when it was in my bag. The baby flash and TG-6 (in case of inclement weather) completed the ensemble.

Was good to be back in our favourite place again and Tedster was recognised by some of the staff who have seen us wandering around on numerous past visits.

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