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Its been awhile since I have posted anything so I thought I would share some Louis CK.

MyAirForceLife.com is holding a photography contest to celebrate the Year of the Air Force family and I have submitted a couple images.

Below is what the contest is all about according to the myairforcelife.com website:

The Air Force is a great place to live, work and play! Show the world through your photograph just what living the Air Force life means to you, your family and your friends.

I have submitted a couple images that you can visit and vote for if you like. Below are the images and they are numbers #400 and #422.

Go here and look for my photos based on the numbers #400 and #422 and cast your vote. Don’t forget that you can vote once a day, so try and vote for my photos more than once if you can.

This Memorial Day I was fortunate enough to aid in the annual Memorial Day ceremony held at the Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial located in Cambridgeshire, England. This was my first time visiting the memorial and it was remarkably  beautiful and sad at the same time. However, I can not express how proud it makes me feel that I get a chance to serve my country like so many of these brave men and women.

The Cambridge American Cemetery is maintained by the American Battle Monuments Commission and is the only American World War II cemetery located in Britain. It is home to three thousand eight hundred and nine headstones that extend in a fan shaped arrangement outwards from the flag pole. The cemetery is open to the public and can be visited every day of the year from 9am – 5pm except December 25th and January 1st. For some more really great information check out this website.

Here are some of my photos:

You can view the entire gallery by going here.

The time has really gone by fast and now Connor is almost six months old. I haven’t had as much time to update the website so many of you may have noticed some neglect. Well, this is my Super Mega Connor photo update for the past five months that I have missed.

I still have plenty of videos and pictures to upload so don’t think that this is all of them. There will be a Connor overload on the website coming very soon.

You can find all of the new galleries here.

I had some free time and decided to revisit the beautiful Brill Windmill which I had originally photographed back in September. Here are some of the photos from my more recent trip.

Take his business card or he’ll throw one in your neck.

Boarstall Tower is a 14th-century moated gatehouse located in Boarstall, Buckinghamshire, England. Boarstall tower was built by John de Haudlo in 1312 and is all that remains of a fortified manor house that was destroyed.

I stumbled upon this National Trust site on accident when I was viewing the Brill Windmill which is only a matter of minutes away. Pay close attention to the signs out front because they are only open on specific days throughout the year and this could create problems for those of you wanting to get a closer look.

Helpful Information

Opening Times

• Open Wednesdays, 1400 – 1700, from 2 June to 25 August
• Open 1100 – 1700 on 3 and 5 April, 3 and 31 May, 28 and 30 August
• Admission by timed ticket only (subject to availability), including members
• Last admission 30 minutes before closing

Prices

Adult – £2.60

Children – £1.50

Contact

The Tenant, Boarstall Tower, Boarstall, Aylesbury HP189UX

Tel: 01280 822850

Email: boarstalltower@nationaltrust.org.uk

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