If you enjoy outdoor photography you will really enjoy his sight. He has a great sense of humor and would be a fun guy to know. Check it out when you get time.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Welcome to Wiggers World
I found another photo artist that I really enjoyed. Tom Wigley from Hyde, Cheshire, United Kingdom is a photographer with an eye for the outdoors. Hyde is located on the North West side of England across the straight between Ireland and England. He goes by Old Wom Tigley which is a play on his posting name. Here is a picture from one of his recent post that I borrowed. He really does a super job of capturing the beauty of the English countryside. He has just gone through a series of post on the uses of stone.
If you enjoy outdoor photography you will really enjoy his sight. He has a great sense of humor and would be a fun guy to know. Check it out when you get time.
If you enjoy outdoor photography you will really enjoy his sight. He has a great sense of humor and would be a fun guy to know. Check it out when you get time.
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Tom is one of those people who knows a lot more than he lets on. He is a super man with a camera. Jane keeps him presentable. His camera is his best friend. I like Tom and his blog. Thanks for posting about him.
Wow I'm blushing... both by the post and by Abes comments.. thank you both very much. I'm sat here now with a grin from ear to ear and bursting with pride.
One of the things that keep me blogging is this willingness to give someone praise.. it is certainly the people that make my blogging that much better.
Thank you.
Abe: I did find Tom from your blog and I'm glad I did.
Tom: You deserve the praise for the great sight you have built.
Nice post about a wonderful man. I found Tom's blog a while back and have been hooked ever since.
I'm looking forward to warmer weather to see what you will be posting once your fishing gets going for the season as I too am a hook&line addict.
Salty: It looks like you are in a warmer place for now. The ice should be leaving the lake soon and the boat will come out of mothballs in April. I can't wait to see the changes. I long for the Dogwood Trees to bloom.
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