We all have or know someone who exudes that special aura that lights up our lives. 

Gary Powers was an American U2 pilot who was shot down over Russian air space in 1960. It caused a political storm betwwen the USA and the then USSR.

 My personal tribute to the 1973 film "Westworld"

 I used a lot of bass guitar using my "Rickenbacker 4003"

 I think it' a great song........but I would say that wouldn't I?

Most of us have had a bad break up. Here's another one.

Strange how holy miracles only seemed to happen in the long gone past.

In my top 10 movies. Wonderful soundtrack too.

We all need our own place to spend time with no one but yourself.

My homage to one of the great sci-fi movies with a chilling

message to us all.

Secret agents and the world of espionage.

A total tribute to the iconic movie.

Dedicated to James Clifford/Adrian Dawborne.

A tribute to true "Skinheads" who are against racism,

and political gain through misrepresentation of their movement.

Repossesion is a subject that can divide views.

If someone has done wrong to an individual over financially then surely they deserve what is owed to them.

The last resort is the courts then the Bailifs/Repo Man if they still won't pay.

Life can be hard. Beware the "Repo Man"

To commemorate those who have sucumbed to genocide.

Keynmal Mer is hebrew for "Never Again"

A tribute to the 1958 film "The Vikings"

starring Kirk Douglas,Tony Curtis,Ernest Borgnine,

Janet Leigh

It tells the story of Einar and Erik who

are Viking half brothers.

The former is a great Viking warrior,

whilst the other is a slave.

Neither know the family connection.

We all need help sometimes.Christmas time always seems

a poignant time to think of those who suffer homelessness etc

I however think that the same should be done for the other

364 days of the year if possible.

However, I know that is not always possible.

The Amritsar Massacre or the "Jallianwahla Bhag" massacre took place April 13th 1919.

A large peaceful crowd had gathered at "Jallianwalla Bagh" Amristsar, Punjab, India.

The British commander Colonel Reginald Dyer kept on firing on the defenceless crowd until all their ammunition was exhausted.

Estimates of those killed or severley injured was around 1000 .