'My View' Header
'My View' Runner Chases The Severn Bore Nr Minsterworth At Sunrise. 13th January 2013
Welcome
Welcome to ‘My View ’ through painters eyes with a camera.
Navigate
Navigation
When you visit this page you will see the latest feature or interest, this will be replaced every few days or quicker and then drop off the page into ‘Archive Pictures’ and ‘View by Subject And News’ on the right side of the home page. Select your favourite subject or News for latest postings which will appear at the top of the lists.
All pictures are also available to see in ‘Archive Pictures’ by year and month
I hope you enjoy ‘My View’
Andy Sharpe
Monday, 7 March 2011
Sunday, 6 March 2011
Baiting Up Lake 2 Wick Water by Marcus 05.03.11
A bitter north easterly breeze slowed catches for some 05.03.11
Although a considerable amount of fish were lost in December and January when Lake 2 froze over at Wick Water South Cerney, fishing proper has resumed. Keen anglers braved the cold northerly wind on a grey weekend with some fine catches, notably several Pike up to 20lb were caught in Lake 23 by Gary Dodson, demonstrating he had the touch this weekend.
I spent a few minutes with Marcus while he caught a nice Mirror Carp in Lake 2 and demonstrated his bating up. It must have been cold as the maggots hardly wriggled.
Friday, 4 March 2011
Monday, 28 February 2011
Saturday, 26 February 2011
Wednesday, 23 February 2011
Tuesday, 22 February 2011
Monday, 21 February 2011
Severn Bore Over Bridge, Gallery 20.02.11
Gloucester showed its support once again with a huge turn out to watch the Severn Bore.
Gloucester could rightfully be called ‘City Of Gloucester And Severn Bore’ as this natural event continues to draw great support. Certainly in my travels watching the event I have never seen so many people out watching as I did today. Even the low light and chill in the air failed to put people off, it certainly didn’t put off the surfing enthusiasts. A few surfers managed to catch the large swell just before the bridge for a nail biting ride on the wave and the rest looked up river with dashed hopes as the large swell made its way to Maisemore Weir.
I bet they come back in March though, so look forward to another brave display with the elements, going up river when it changes direction again, roll on March…
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)






































