89/100 rediscovered in a file

88/100 Barbed response...

 ... to James Fielden's 'Wire'

87/100 coffee lift

I'm posting a series about printmaking on Six Sentences and this - a post- first stage etch before the removal of the hard ground - is one of the images I shall include in today's (yet-to-be written) post.
This was done during a course at Handprint Studio, then in York now in Cornwall.

86/100 Here comes summer, 1912

Calderdale, in 1912, on what was a traditional family outing 

(The Easter outings had just as many hats but coats as well)   

My grandmother, Dora Sutcliffe, is second from right.

85/100 NZ road trip

A multiple pile up of a series of photos taken through the windscreen as we drove

 from Cromwell to Haast in New Zealand, in 2007 

- triggered by Pia Eeeva Maria Parkkonen's no.50.

84/100 Moment of fantasy

So cold last night, the shed donned striped pyjamas

83/100 Orkney rust

Before the Churchill barriers were built in Orkney, between the southernmost islands, a number of vessels - 'blockships' - were deliberately sunk to prevent U-boats sailing through and attacking the naval fleet which lay in Scapa Flow (as one did in 1939 to sink the  'Royal Oak')

This is the hulk of one which was several hundred yards off shore in 1981, was well-broken up by 2002 (when this was taken, and is now nowhere to be seen.