DENTIST WIND AND ISLE O MAN

I was at the dentists at Partington this afternoon, blustery wind and a bit of sunshine otherwise a pretty horrid day, tomorrow I meet Mandy after work and we go up to Manchester in the PMP van to set up at Boyle St museum and then to the RNCM in Manchester for an evening concert, having dinner at the college. I've put out a couple of feelers for a short visit to Pakistan to film the 'jingle' buses and trucks which have fascinated me for years but the security situation has always put me off. Now that I'm of the firm conviction that hell on earth lays directly north of England I am really up for anything.

Partington has been bestowed with a row of modern shops , the dentist Gary Knowles was telling me that the village is getting more houses but at least he has room to expand the dental practice but like Holmes Chapel the doctors surgery is already over subscribed. I suppose we'll be getting election stuff down our throat in the coming weeks, I'll just put Classic fm on the radio, meanwhile what about the German plane crash, I guess everyone is asking the same question about the co pilot which was very noticeably skipped away from by the French judge. I'm still up to my eyes in Isle of Man archive films and now I've got everything uploaded I'll start on the editing side, I've no idea how long it will all last until I've seen what I can discard, at present there must be a couple of hours at least.

I managed to trim up the black and white pictures I'd digitised the last couple of nights between telly and editing. The amount of Greater Manchester shots is growing, I like my views taken in Ireland back in the day, I was not adverse to climbing the odd mountain, I'd leave the car, door unlocked at the foot of the hill, that was Ireland in 1980. Here are the covers for the last few releases all our available now on the shop pages powered by Paypal for maximum security.