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Friday the 29th was a very memorable day for many as millions probably even billions of people who watched the wedding. Of Prince William and Kate Middleton. I was tasked by an agency to capture some of the celebrations with a twist. First stop was to the Big Sheep in Bideford. Tuesday, 26 April 2011. Happy Easter with the Big Sheep.

Wednesday, 15 May 2013. Well its been a long winter for all of us and the cold weather seems to be hanging on just that little bit longer than expected. However summer is nearly with us and lots of stuff has been going on in my life which I will have pleasure sharing with you! Pretty stoked on life at the moment. Summer is around the corner and the waves have been a-ok. Hopefully catch you in the lineup. North Devon a few weeks back! Elusive Crew. Legends! Are a cornish surf acc.

Tuesday, 24 April 2012. A few shots from Maroc x. Tuesday, April 24, 2012. Wednesday, 15 February 2012. Just returned back from my week of training in Morocco with Joel Gray and shooting with Alex Williams. Surfing three times a day in the sunshine is definitely my favourite thing to do! Heres a few snaps from the week. Wednesday, February 15, 2012. Wednesday, 25 January 2012. Wednesday, January 25, 2012.

I live for whitewater kayaking. It is hard for me to find good things that came out of my accident but whitewater kayaking is definitely one of them. When I started kayaking, I was finally able to explore outdoors again. When I am in a kayak, my boat becomes a part of my body and I can excel. I consider myself extremely fortunate to have found kayaking. Thank you so much to my sponsors for all of their support.

Alas, the domestic tourism boom ended in the 1960s with the arrival of commercial air flight, which provided British tourists with affordable access to beaches in the warmer climes of France, the Mediterranean and North Africa. As a result, local coastal resorts like Newquay began to lose its more affluent visitors, which led to the closure of luxurious inns, restaurants, and a slew of other establishments.