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Our main interests combine photography with the natural world and travel, together with an unreasonable amount of eating and drinking thrown in along the way. Our website is largely a photographic record of those interests.

In 2009, Odonata (dragonflies and damselflies) became a major interest in my life. Interest swiftly grew into something approaching an obsession. Since then, Carol has also caught the bug [pun intended] and our photographic catalogue and information grew such that the subject merited a micro-site all to itself.

Originally, travelogue blogging (Traveblog) whilst on the road was fun. However, a problem began rearing its head: travel insurance became questionable if one advertises one’s absence via “social networking” vehicles. So, my Traveblog lives on but in a more historic, after-the-event kind of context. [Isn't the modern world wonderful?]

For aspiring foodies to get the most out of travelling the world it’s essential for one’s tastebuds to get involved, too. Not for us, the sadness of seeking English beer or English food abroad – give us the local stuff! Our food section is really a personal notebook of what we’ve enjoyed eating. Since it’s also implemented using WordPress weblog software, I affectionately call it “Gastroblog“.

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