About these pages

I am a keen photographer, artist and traveller. I hope these pages will accurately reflect these interests. As a result of “meeting” Heather Blakey, a wonderful woman who runs the most extraordinary, inspirational creative writing website, I started writing a while ago and you will find some of the stories I have written in these pages. Some of the stories and artwork have appeared in the team blogs that Heather set up to record a magic trip a group of us took to the Sybil’s grotto and in her 2005 Advent calendar.

In December 2006 we started another project with the 2006 Adventure Calendar.

In December 2007 our new, Web 2.0 oriented adventure calendar went on line

7 Responses to “About these pages”

  1. cronelogical Says:

    What a beautiful set of photos and stories. I have enjoyed this visit very much, congratulations, Fran

  2. Heather Blakey Says:

    This whole blogger is a work of art. It is simply magnificent Carol. I am so proud of you. Bravo!

  3. traveller2006 Says:

    Thank you Fran and Heather. I am delighted that you have enjoyed your visits and will come back often.

  4. aletta mes Says:

    I look forward to coming back often and salivate at the wonderful places you travel, I do miss travelling, at least I can come with you through your work, thanks for that.

  5. suburbanlife Says:

    Sorry to hear your visit to see the mail art at Le Pas Sage was thwarted. Right away in the photo I noticed the sign for the gallery and how the text was broken up and composed for reading. Clever, that- there is a separtion between the syllables that makes a passage. So the sign looks collaged also.The curious little face wreathed by what looks like grape wreaths must have originally held some symbolism for the builders and for those who first or sometime lived there. Obviously very old buildings in your photos. Makes me wonder if people still live inside them. Curious - in Europe people tend to retro-fit existing structures, while in North America the tendency is to rip out, throw away and replace anew many buildings or parts of them that are showing signs of wear. Not very smart, I fear. Now… I shall check out yourwritings. With pleasure :-)

    this is the post referred to:
    http://traveller2006.wordpress.com/2007/01/21/

  6. imogen88 Says:

    Lovely, Carol ;-)

  7. lorigloyd Says:

    Carol, I’m looking forward to seeing some of your Thai pictures! Lori

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