After a bit of a lie in and some breakfast, my brother[1] and I took the train[2] to Cardiff Bay for a bit of a walk and some lunch. The walk involved such sights as the mysterious vanishing photographer, as not seen in the reflections in the currently dry water tower thingy:
Where am I?
Aperture: ƒ/8
Shutter speed: 1/280s
Focal length: 23mm
ISO: 200
Location: 51° 27.8792′ 0″ N 3° 9.8663′ 0″ W
Taken: 15 February, 2013
If you look carefully, you might spot my shadow, but I appear to be absent. No Photoshoppery or other such trickery was used to achieve this.
Lunch was at JRC Global Buffet, which was pretty good. We then had a bit more of a wander before getting the train back to Cardiff city centre, where we wandered a bit more, including into the city market:
Cardiff Market
Aperture: ƒ/8
Shutter speed: 1/60s
Focal length: 23mm
ISO: 1600
Location: 51° 28.8095′ 0″ N 3° 10.7143′ 0″ W
Taken: 15 February, 2013
The market is remarkably unchanged – not only is it pretty much the same as I recall it from when I was a kid, it’s much the same as the pictures on display showing how it looked in the late 19th century.
After a bit more wandering, we got the train back to Pencoed, and here we are.
[1] Hi Geoff 
[2] Well, three trains[3], actually
[3] But not all at once. That would be silly.
Geoff 