Llangollen camera club at the fringe 2015 and other exhibitions

Exhibition in Oswestry 

 Dead men Walking 

Back in December 2014 I was lucky enough to be asked to Exhibit one of my images. Which was at the Visitor and Exhibition Centre to commemorate 100 years since World War 1. 

Christ Church Rossett

Co-ordinated by the Oswestry Coalition for Peace, Dead Men Talking features art and writings that focus on the effect war has on populations both physically and spiritually, and in particular the horror and futility of the 1914-18 Great War. 

http://www.bordercountiesadvertizer.co.uk/news/141827/new-art-exhibition.aspx

Fringe Festival 

Apologies to the club for the quality of my images, I found them a little hard to photograph without getting reflections.

Dawn Field

Skaters Paradise

Tranquility

Martin Phillips

The Old Dentists'

Apothecary

Deb Jackson 

Denbigh Hospital 1

Denbigh Hospital 3

Denbigh Hospital 2

Joan Sills

Reflections Inside My Eye

Inside Spaces On The Moon

Colin Jones

Jagged Edge

The Unused Boat

Rowenna Jones 

 Stadium

Room With A View

Ted Broadhurst

The Cellar

The Kiss

Clare Taylor

North Bridge

Sata

Ann Douglas

St Giles' Church 2

St Giles' Church 1

Will Hawks 

 Llangollen Vale

Nesting Great Tit 

John Goulden

Circuitry

Sharon Briscoe

Derelict greenhouse 1

Derelict greenhouse 2

Aperture Camera Club 

come and join us 

LLangollen photographic  club is attended by a small group of dedicated local photographers.

The group meets every 2nd Thursday in the month

7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

At the Rafa club,

Canalside Gardens,

      LLangollen. 

St David's day in Wrexham March 1st 2015

Saint David or in Welsh he is better known as Dewi Sant 

        This day is always celebrated on March the 1st every year, a leak or daffodil is traditionally worn as a mark of respect for the Welsh patron Saint.

This smart young boy was spotted dressed in his flat cap and bow tie 

 This beautiful little girl is all dressed up as a Welsh Lady which is the National Welsh costume.

Hear she is again with her Mum 

It was nice to see so many children with there flags 

Many children were trying to get Photographed with Dewi Sant in the background

Many braved the cold to celebrate

The parade started outside the Guildhall and finished in Queen's Square, where the National Welsh anthem was sung to mark the event.

A Dragon was spotted

Even family pets dressed up 

Cambria Marching Band, Dragon song and Wrexham's Community Youth Choir were among the entertainment.

Another little girl dressed as a Welsh Lady

This is the flag of Owain Glyndwr who was a Welsh ruler and the last native Welsh man to hold the title Prince of Wales 1349 - 1416

Saith Seren held a Crafts Fayer, Mr Urdd the Welsh mascot also made an appearance. Seen hear in the background featuring the White, red and green.

The nipping wind got a little too much for some including myself.

All of the Mold based Cambria Marching Band wore a St Davids Welsh Tarton.The Kilt has been in existence for 150 years maybe longer.

MP Ian Lucas and AM Lesley Griffiths also attended the event

Wrexham's Mayor Mr Alan Edwards gave a speech