Friday 11 March 2011

A Drive in the Country





For reasons I don't understand, suddenly I am able to post videos longer than a few seconds.

You can therefore expect to see a few more. I have a backlog.

This one is a drive in the MX5 a few Sundays ago. The camera is stuck on the dashboard with blu-tak. It works. The road is between Withcott and Murphy's Creek, an area devasted by the 10th January flooding.

They're only just beginning to recover, although this particular sequence doesn't reflect that.

Why post this? Because I can.
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