Merry Christmas! Cards for sale

If you ever wanted to know what Christmas looks like in Great Britain, then these are for you.

My Merry Christmas! cards have now been printed, delivered and are now for sale.

There are twelve different delicious documentary designs.

For one single card the price is £1.60 (includes P&P) - but you can the entire twelve-card set for a remarkable documentary-image busting price of £9 (includes P&P).

My email is on the poster - get in touch to place your order.

It is now late October 2010. No time to waste.

To order packs of 12 Merry Christmas! cards- see top right of page

Election Day 2010

This is not a party political broadcast.

Britain's General Election Day was May 6, 2010.

Days later and we still have no new leader. The old Labour one remains in place, despite being beaten by the Conservatives. We have what is called a hung parliament. Better blogs than this one will be able to explain what that means.

However, my intensive photographic research has revealed that in areas of Britain with excessive hedgerows, Labour does not do very well. Fact.

Election Day 2010

This is not a party political broadcast.

Britain's General Election Day was May 6, 2010.

Days later and we still have no new leader. The old Labour one remains in place, despite being beaten by the Conservatives. We have what is called a hung parliament. Better blogs than this one will be able to explain what that means.

However, my intensive photographic research has revealed that in areas of Britain with excessive hedgerows, Labour does not do very well. Fact.

Election Day 2010

This is not a party political broadcast.

Britain's General Election Day was May 6, 2010.

Days later and we still have no new leader. The old Labour one remains in place, despite being beaten by the Conservatives. We have what is called a hung parliament. Better blogs than this one will be able to explain what that means.

However, my intensive photographic research has revealed that in areas of Britain with excessive hedgerows, Labour does not do very well. Fact.