ANDREW GIBSON
It's been a good few years since I was last in Cardiff - about 15 actually if you exclude a rainy November night in 2017 and even then I was only there for a gig. The same reason for this trip...
Read MoreI find the sea to be a very calming thing in an otherwise increasingly jarring world, so when I travel about the country I'm usually not that far away from the waters' edge. The Durham...
Read MoreAs a sometime urban explorer one of my favourite places to visit and photograph are collieries, the once omnipresent vision of industrial Britain now relegated to the past. Hatfield's...
Read MoreThe great thing about the Heritage Open Days is that you can sometimes get to see the places... that you can't otherwise easily sneak into for a look round yourself. And Chatterley Whitfield...
Read MoreWell this thread keeps on giving doesn't it? I do have a fascination with days gone by and the Cornish tin mines appear at first glance to be long abandoned - more an integral part of the...
Read MoreLet's be honest, when it comes to seeking out heritage I'm not exactly your average National Trust card holder visiting stately homes and keeping behind the velvet rope. Far from it in fact. So...
Read MoreTime was, this was a familiar sight across the county, but you're now looking at the last surviving bit of colliery ephemera from the Lancashire coalfield. To be honest you'd be hard pressed to...
Read MoreThere’s something about me that’s instinctively drawn to the past – see endless pictures of cooling towers as a prime example - but since I was in the north east I decided on a leisurely...
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