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Rock & Metal Circus Festival @ Stoke Prior Club, Bromsgrove - Day 3, 22nd September 2013
Photographs by Tony Gaskin for Midlands
Rocks
© 2013 Tony Gaskin - Stagedive Photography
Hanging fascination at the Golden Gate Park Art museum, in San Francisco, California.
Thank god for no auto flash
Film Canon ELAN 7E
AJ was sobbing about having a splinter removed, even while holding the light so Daddy could see what he was doing.
We thought at first TG was set off by AJ's crying, but it was probably more the show we turned on to distract AJ during the removal.
The Argentinean submarine, Santa Fe, was reported in the area. On the 25th April Humphrey was sent out on patrol and spotted the Santa Fe on the surface. Humphrey’s crew attacked with depth charges damaging the submarine. Helicopters from other ships joined the attack with torpedoes and AS.12 missiles, causing Santa Fe to be abandoned.
By May Antrim had joined other ships to assist with the landings on the main Falkland Islands. She was attacked by Argentinian Dagger jets that strafed her with their canons. Humphrey was damaged by splinters from the shells, making many holes that are still visible. These holes were patched with tape and Humphrey carried on flying.