Chirk Castle (which – unsurprisingly – is in Chirk, in Wales) is one of my favourite places to visit. The castle is great, it’s steeped in history and it has the most awesome Castle Gardens I’ve ever seen.
It also has a very nice set of State Rooms that are open to the public for certain periods of the day. This is one of my favourite photos:
Spotted this spooky decrepit-looking cabin at Lake Vyrnwy in Wales, and just had to take a photo.
I won’t lie, when you’ve been used to living in a fairly packed household consisting of you, your partner and three cats, things start to get a bit lonely when they’ve all gone.
So, to try and combat this problem, I’ve acquired a kitty. Introducing Nutmeg:
A pedigree brown-spotted British Shorthair. 5 years old, and isn’t she a beaut? She’s still quite timid, but I imagine this will change when she gets used to the flat (and me!)
Way back in March 2006, I wrote an online guide for the airsoft community to assist people in converting their Tokyo Marui G36C airsoft AEG into an SL-9 sniper rifle, using the STAR conversion kit. This guide is reproduced here, in PDF format.
My home town – Shrewsbury, in Shropshire – remains one of the most picturesque locations I have ever been in. Travelling to the big cities (London, Birmingham or Manchester mainly) always reminds me just how lucky I am to live in a place steeped in as much history as Shrewsbury.
Here are a few photos of my home town, taken between 2002 and 2004.
Crackdown could quite easily be compared to the Grand Theft Auto series of games – it offers an entire city to use and abuse as you see fit, a decent number of vehicles to drive or destroy, and it’s packed full of criminals and cops.
The similarities end there, however. For Crackdown isn’t a story-driven game in the same way that the 3D GTA games were, nor is the emphasis on committing whatever crimes are necessary to take you to the top. In Crackdown, you play the part of a genetically enhanced super-cop, created to combat three criminal gangs that are in control of the city and reclaim the streets on behalf of your masters, The Agency.
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