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adrian the rock's home page home | signals | flower power | bumblebees | bands | cd collection | music links | malvern | photos | musings | adrianisms | library | spiralize | karnataka | | strawbs | ashtar | drugstore | | la honda | 'campaign' | facebook | youtube | myspace | mail me site last updated 17 april 2017 - strawbs bilston photos and craig/willoughby winchcombe photos added i am currently experiencing problems with some incoming emails being wrongly rejected. i am currently progressing this matter with my isps. if you experience this, please re-send the emails to < [email protected] >, and they should then get to me. -- here on this site: these pages are best viewed in a darkened room in impress bt and high colour at 800x600 or higher resolution. catch up with me on facebook or myspace . i also have a youtube channel . growing flowers and vegetables - keeps me close to the earth bumblebees - my latest fascination railway signals - a major interest ever since a kid photography - another long-time hobby music - bands and musicians i love ideas and philosophy - some book reviews plus articles of my own malvern (worcs) - my home town other handy links - horticulture, real ale, train timetables latest site updates do feel free to mail me and let me have your comments! dave cousins, strawbs one of my bergenias horticulture i've always loved growing plants, ever since i grew hyacinths in glass bowls and one or two other favourite plants as a boy, and of course flowers make lovely photographic subjects. i used to enjoy gardening in horsham and have been a member of the royal horticultural society for a number of years now. today i have quite a generously sized garden to look after; though it had all been allowed to get very out of control when mum was in her final decade, we started sorting it out before dad died and now i'm unequivocally its head gardener. thankfully, i get modest assistance from a combination of family and paid helpers, but i do essentially all the new planting and looking after the flower beds and shrubbery myself. i've created two new borders since i took charge so there's more space to grow my favourite flowers and provide plenty of food sources for the bees. we also have two apple trees, a plum tree, a miniature pear tree, and two good patches of blackberries - it's particularly nice when the latter come into fruit! there is a small vegetable plot on which i grow a few potatoes, sugar snap peas and other favourites - unfortunately i have neither the time nor space for more at the moment. so i've included a page about the joys i get from gardening , including with a feature about my favourite flowers - primulas , a photo shoot from the rhs garden at wisley , and pages of photos from my own garden in 2009 and 2013 . there are also many more recent garden photos on my facebook page . a male white-tailed bumblebee bumblebees we had to get a new central heating boiler at the beginning of 2013. part of the installation work included closing off the inside of a ventilation floe into the kitchen from an outside air brick. shortly afterwards, we had a bumblebee nest in this now closed off passageway - probably in the adjacent wall cavity which had been filled with insulation a number of years previously. since then, bumblebees have nested here every year since. i'd always had an affinity for bees - dad and i actually kept a couple of hives when i was in my teens, till i went up to university, after doing a beekeeping course at pershore horticultural college. though i doubt i'd do it again, it was great fun at the time and we harvested plenty of honey. but when the bumblebees moved in here, it rekindled my interest. so i read a few books about them and set about learning how to distinguish the various different british species. in spring 2015 i joined the bumblebee conservation trust , knowing that bumblebees have been in decline over recent decades due to a number of causes. so i've now added a page here about bumblebees with some basic information and a few photos i've taken of the different types i've seen here in my garden and nearby. the former newton abbot north down homes railway signalling though i've happily remained free of the urge to don an anorak and go standing on station platforms writing down loco numbers, i've always loved trains. my grandfather had been stationmaster at malvern wells on the old gwr and in my younger days i used to love listening to all he told me about how things were done on the railways. but it was signalling that really caught my interest, particularly older semaphore signals like the one depicted here. apart from providing a welcome splash of colour and ideal targets for my camera , i had a natural interest in their engineering principles. in my teens, twenties and thirties i travelled around quite a bit taking photos, though what i could do then was limited by the money i had available and camera/film technologies. taking signalling photos was a regular pastime until the early 1990s, by when i felt i'd captured a good collection of photos and many of the best signals i'd known had been replaced. i was also mainly using print film for other photography by then, and wasn't keen on mixing formats. but since digital technology solved this 'format problem' for me, i've got right back into signal photography with a vengeance! i had expected most semaphore signals would be gone by now, but many more than i anticipated still survive, and i'm now taking the chance to photograph more of these while i still can. if you're interested you will also find john hinson's home signal page a tour de force on the subject (and john has very decent taste in music too!) john also runs the signal box forum , a lively web forum for signalling enthusiasts. since buying my digital slr i have started taking signalling photos again, and have a good number of pages with recent photos of signals and track layouts, including the superb semaphore collections at shrewsbury and worcester . visit my signals page for more information and a list of all the photo pages. drugstore at brighton photography photography was a well-established hobby of mine when one day while watching drugstore play an al fresco gig in brighton i took out my camera and shot my first gig photos (left). shortly afterwards i made contact with several other online drugstore fans and it wasn't long before i was sitting down at a scanner. everyone seemed pleased with the results so i started to do this more often, putting the results on my website so fellow fans could enjoy them as well as providing extra visibility and publicity for the bands involved. as time went on, bands like spiralize ( lizzie pearman, below left ) began inviting me to photograph their gigs and before long i ended up with a free trip to glasters for my efforts! the railway signalling subject i cut my 'photographic teeth' on demands a rather different approach from photographing other subjects but was a great way of learning the technical basics of photo taking and has set me up superbly for the other things i now do. i got a camcorder (of my own choosing) for xmas after having had the idea of making some films of railway signals in action and showing how trains are actually signalled. i've now put clips taken at worcester , greenford and banbury up on youtube . the music i love i'm a long-standing fan of good music, mainly enjoying classic/progressive/indie/folk rock but sometimes venturing into genres ranging through psychedelics to some of the more 'left-field' artists within contemporary genres such as tribal, trance, and occasionally ambient/techno or house. i don't spend quite so much time following bands these days – with all my other hobbies plus the day job, the time i have is not infinite – but when i do go to gigs i often take the camera along. a good proportion of this site is still devoted to the bands who have given me so much pleasure and solace over the years.

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