Is our girl in Greece:
photographer Anna McClintock
Our Creative Rogues Gallery
Saturday, August 24, 2013
The Yankee Contingent
And now for the Americans who may
be joining us on this splendid adventure...
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| Charlie Barlow, a peaceable fellow, and his partner, Jessica Morgan, a fellow Off-the-Beaten-Path photographer |
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| Cornelia and Wes Kirkpatrick, not only fellow OTBP connections but (like Jessica) Donna & John's wedding photographers |
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| Linda and Michael Barnas, among Laura's oldest NYC posse |
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| Our two favorite good-deed-doers: Shawna Hershfield Wagner the day she married Tim Wagner in the middle of nowhere, Nevada. |
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| And Timothy himself, snapped by Wes in the twilight before Donna & John's Olympia nuptials... |
The English Rogues...
Anita Ragan in Norwich on a sunny morning. (John was already at work on the Norfolk Broads.)
Chris Hill in a pub in the New Forest.

Clare Kelliher (far left) with Nick & Rosie Imrie, in London after noshing on tapas.
Connie Berrone, about to make her way back on the train to Carshalton, with Amanda Thalenberg.
Below is Amanda's Yankee husband, David, an accomplished bread baker.

Bill and Eve Hutton, about to go exploring Canterbury, which is their local stomping grounds.
Finally...
Three grand rogues if ever there were:
Matt McGrath (Mr Science on the BBC), Kate Tonge (about to explain the brand new College of Policing to the world at large), and Deb Smith (late of the South China Daily Bugle, now in Poole).
Dan Hogan managed to dodge the photo op. As did Mike Tonge, but that's because he was in Cambridge with Caitlin and Benedict (previously known as The Wee Bairns).
Chris Hill in a pub in the New Forest.

Clare Kelliher (far left) with Nick & Rosie Imrie, in London after noshing on tapas.
Connie Berrone, about to make her way back on the train to Carshalton, with Amanda Thalenberg.
Below is Amanda's Yankee husband, David, an accomplished bread baker.

Corinne Attwood, from my first Arvon course, dining in Brighton.
Bill and Eve Hutton, about to go exploring Canterbury, which is their local stomping grounds.Finally...
Three grand rogues if ever there were:
Matt McGrath (Mr Science on the BBC), Kate Tonge (about to explain the brand new College of Policing to the world at large), and Deb Smith (late of the South China Daily Bugle, now in Poole).
Dan Hogan managed to dodge the photo op. As did Mike Tonge, but that's because he was in Cambridge with Caitlin and Benedict (previously known as The Wee Bairns).
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