My home town Oban looking across to the lovely Mull mountains

A Composite picture of the daily routine in and around the busy Market town.

The Beatles sculptor on the waterfront in Liverpool. They were an amazing talent and very much part of my youth.

The 'Green' in Eccleston is the only open public space in the middle of the village and a source of 'Pride'. The scene depicts crocketed poppies, 'rested' WW1 silhouette soldier and flag to commemorate Armistice Day, November 11th.

Ascot Racecourse was founded by Queen Anne in 1711. The 1839 grandstand cost £10,000; the 2004 redevelopment cost £220 million. Royal Ascot was run at York Racecourse in the 2005 season. More improvements were made in 2006 to the lower viewing terraces. I think the roof structure is beautiful and very photogenic. The site is a fabulous local amenity used not just for horse racing but includes garden shows, art exhibitions, fireworks displays, a cricket club, library, good walking, and much much more. I am lucky to be able to walk to it.

These gentle giants of the equine world were first bred within our area of Scotland known as Clydesdale - valley of the river Clyde - on a farm located at the foot of the highest hill, Tinto. This installation greets visitors coming from the south into the county town of Lanark and its unveiling was the last official act of Prince Charles before becoming king.

The sun palisade Valley Gardens in Harrogate - a place to relax and contemplate.

Coventry. Every hour, on the hour, a plastic Lady Godiva briefly parades above Broadgate, the main square, watched by Peeping Tom. It's all over in a few seconds. Unfortunately, I believe she is not working at the moment.

This is Evesham Bell Tower which was part of the original Abbey now sadly gone, with St Lawrence’s & All Saints Churches in the Abbey grounds

The one-time Yorkshire mill town has reinvented itself as a centre for tourism and arts and crafts. It is home to a thriving LGB community. This Hebden Bridge shop front encapsulates what the town is about.

Pride of Birmingham - Ozzy the bull , first seen at the Commonwealth Games.

Very few things actually demonstrate the public pride in my home town of Wells, than the annual display of poppies at the Bishop's Palace Moat to commemorate Remembrance Sunday. The reflections in the water seem to me to echo those of the people who visit our city at this time.

Harrogate is proud to host RHS Harlow Carr Glow each year. The new Thaliana bridge spanning the Queen Mother lake has been made possible thanks to the estate of Dr. Rachel Leech. Dr. Leech's research of the plant, Arabadopsis thaliana, is the driver for the bridge design. The rear element forms a back screen whilst the front balustrade represents the sequenced RDA of the of the Arabadopsis thaliana chromosome.

This Poster of ORMSKIRK, is composed of six of my photographs, that I processed and colourised to put together as proud symbols of my local Market Town of Ormskirk - in the style of Railway Posters of the past. It includes the Station, which connects us to Liverpool and Preston; the Clocktower (1876); The Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul, which dates back to Saxon times, with a 15th cent Steeple, (the tower was added around 1548 to house the bells from Burscough Priory following the dissolution of the Monasteries in 1536) Edge Hill University is represented by its Crest as the Moon, and finally Ormskirk Gingerbread is represented by the Gingerbread man in the bottom right corner. Production of Ormskirk Gingerbread was recently shown on “The Hairy Bikers” TV Food programme.

A quick intro to some of our traditional Wigan dialect for any new arrivals at the mainline railway station. An A to Z of local dialect words and phrases as you walk through the underpass from platform to station exit - might be useful if you happen to fancy a bit of jackbit, need to flag up that you feel mault deerth, or get told to put wood in th'ole. Keeping traditions alive plus adding a bit of colour and entertainment.