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Grayson Hugh: Photos

Grayson amuses himself by taking twenty-mile walks and wading through the deep wet grass of English fields..
Fellow Ridge Farm residents (left to right) Graeme Clark & Marti Pellow of the Scottish band Wet, Wet, Wet. Marti actually saved my life during a walk up by the rail-line by pushing me off the SHOCKINGLY electric third rail. - Thanks again, Marti!
Master cooks Fiona & Laura kindly indulge my salad habits...
I see Welsh horses from the train - crossing the border from England into Wales.
Waking up the first morning in Aberystwyth, Wales, hearing roofers speaking Welsh above my head. It sounded like giant pigeons coughing.
Aberystwyth, Wales, land of my fathers, overlooking Cardigan Bay. That big hill in the distance is Pen Dinas.
..past Aberystwyth Castle....
Walking to Pen Dinas, Abersytwyth, Wales.
On Pen Dinas, Aberystwyth, Wales - sacred hills....
Down the coast to Aberaeron, where my grandfather was born.
The streets of Aberaeron.
Don't tell this Welshman to put out his cigarette! (Aberaeron)
It's back to England and fields full of rabbitts.....
"out on the rainy streets of london..."
A side trip over to Brighton......
Brighton beach.....
Bath - where my mother's father, Frank Rawlinson, was born.
The Georgian houses of Bath..
The day before I left for the States, I came across this fawn in the fields behind the main house at Ridge Farm.
Ann Needham recently sent me this drawing I did in the guestbook at Ridge Farm. The folks there thought me a bit balmy for taking such marathon walks to the neighboring villages of Ockley & Horsham.
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