I picked up a poster that was stuck to a bus stop in town, all about a protest that was going to be held at Aberporth drone testing facility  this weekend ,so of I went and and got some phots but not meny pepol there and they all said that evey body are heading to London for the funeral on Wednesday.

Zero Six Bravo.

Well Zero Six Bravo by Damien Lewis,  is out and in the book shops and the good news is the there are four of my photos in the book, so far it has bean a good year for books as this is the fith so far.

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The Welsh Guards in Cardiff

My old regiment were marshing throught Cardiff and I was asked to come dwon and tack some photos and also for the laush of the walk on Wales wich is hopping tov raise £1 Million for combat stress and the Welsh guards Afghanistan Appeal.

This is Big Phil’s campaign to help free Danny Nightingale

Please watch this and circulate to all your networks - re SAS veteran Danny Nightingale injustice. Damien Lewis

Mach Loop

Just bean looking and the photos from my time up in the loop, only dun three trips this year but here are some of the phots, hope you like.

Syrians refugees

 Syrians refugees are seen in a camp near the northern town of Azaz, on the border with Turkey, on October 5, 2012. Damascus' bloody crackdown on the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad has sparked an exodus that has tripled the number of Syrian refugees in neighbouring countries since June to over 300, 000, according to the UNHCR.