Tim Goldsmith

Lisa, about to make her triumphal entry.

It was a busy weekend. Sam & Lisa’s wedding on Saturday was a real blast. I really enjoyed taking the pictures & it was nice being told to try & be as arty as possible. Below is one of my faves. Sunday morning it was preaching at 7:45am, then again at 10am, then a confirmation class to lead at 11:30, followed by afternoon tea (a delightful rest) at the Myer’s house, then the confirmation service itself at 6pm, where I got to do a reading and an interview. Lets just say that I was happy to get home that evening… It’s not often you get to do a photoshoot in “Goulds Second-hand Bookstore”.

Seeing amazing places like Notre Dame make me wish I was a mason. The stone cutting type, that is…. Best viewed large on Black

Just messing around at the Louvre. This is actually my reflection in a big mirror in the Babylonian section. I think that is part of the Gilgamesh epic behind me. This angle with a fish eye makes the Eiffel tower look like a hat! Weeeeee! and here we are back in Scotland. At the top of Ben Ann. A long climb, but a great view! This is a Babylonian law thing. I have forgotten the proper name. Thousands of inscriptions on it!

I was fascinated by bits of graffiti around Scotland & France. I do think it is wrong to do, but I am often intrigued by the messages people put on places & also what an interesting statement it makes when you have a monument that will last a thousand years, with a message on it which will last maybe a month & probably only hase a weeks relevance to it. Anyway, here is some graffiti… This one will stay relevant for some time I suspect. This was my favourite. I am not sure what it means, but it is pretty cool! What do you think of Graffiti?