While spending time at home I have been tidying up my photo library and using some facilities in the current version of On1 PhotoRaw 2025 that I use to catalogue and edit my photos making finding photos easier. My images are catalogued by camera and date but now they include GPS location and automatic keywording. The latter uses quite a bit of processing power but saves a lot of typing and fixing typing errors. :-) Along the way I thought February 2015 was an interesting month so here are a selection of pictures from then. At the time I was working at the RSPB headquarters which was a great place to work and have a little lunch time fun. A snowball fight in the garden for instance. Snowmen ware also on the agenda. It even snowed at home. I remember a trip to Frampton Marsh on the Wash on a chilly day and have added a few shots from there. So much to see including godwit and teal. Of course there was also the monthly folk session at Moggerhanger as it was know in the ‘olden days’. It is now more of a general music session. I have added a few pictures from the February 2015 evening. I think photography is a wonderful thing and in an era where we can catalogue, search and find images at the click of a key the digital memories can come flooding back.

Home Brew. Ian, Liz and Chris

Father and son, Chris and Richard

Ian and Chris singing  a sea shanty if I remember well. “Santianna”?

Karl entertaining the audience with a witty song as he does to this day.