Steve Hawkins

Here's a thing, my two favourite images made on holiday was taken on a 15yr old Polaroid waterproof point and shoot 12mpx camera... Love, love love this!!!! 🥰

@AdrianEdmondson I want to know who's hiding in the union flag! 🤔

You're gonna need a bigger prime minister.

the room next door - Penny Mordaunt

Just catching up with the #braverman speech and there seem to be a lot of swing voters sat in the audience not clapping.... #ToryPartyConference #waitwhat

BREAKING: The first HS2 train for the North of England runs today, the new service will link Birmingham (Warwickshire) to Manchester (Chesire) and Barnsley (Lancashire) in just 71.75hrs and cost only £800.85bil to build. Tickets will cost £717.5 (Off-Peak) Filmed from a Canberra

@WiltsSpecOps Hmm, Surrey addresses all round me thinks! 🤔

#RPU managed to get 5 Mclarens stopped on the A303 after the pack were driving in excess of 100mph and close proximity driving to themselves and the public. This isn’t a race track so take your ‘driving experience’ and sign the traffic offence report (push hard it’s 3 copies)

@mark_lj You can't beat a good bend! 🖖

My second most favourite bend as I travelled home again last night. #iphone13pro

Razor #TheWylye #photographyproject

Haven't people woken up to the fact that #RishiSunak is not just one of the most right-wing PMs the UK has ever had, but one of the most corrupt? He may be slicker and smoother than Boris Johnson but just as self-serving and egotistical theguardian.com/politics/2023/…

@WiltsSpecOps @ronthomasphotog Did you have a word about using his rear view mirrors too? 10km without noticing the Old Bill on his tail, that must take some doing! Nice to see something being done. It does my nut in on my drive home down the A303!

#RPU witnessed the driver of this Nissan note maintain his position on the M4 motorway in Lane 2 for approximately 10km with no vehicles to its nearside. Driver stopped and reported #TakeNote

I’d rather live next door to someone who crossed the oceans with a child to escape death and violence than a citizen who wouldn’t cross the street to help a foreigner.

Don’t miss a visit to the Photo|Frome ‘Decolonising the Environments’ Exhibition at the Frome Town Hall Council Chamber, from 4th July - 12th July daily from 10.00 am - 16.00 pm. Images by Frome Wessex Photographic members. photofrome.org

Great logos retain the power to communicate with us. Even from beyond the grave..

@MrJackLowe There are those who know and there are those who are just fucking stupid! You Sir, are the former .. 🖖

@youneedaclue @archehistory @GroovyGreatness @historyinmemes Well, there's my dose of stupid done for the day...

@archehistory @GroovyGreatness @historyinmemes This, one single eruption, was small, compared, to the 1883 Krackatoa eruption. Krackatoa precipitated a mini ice age resulting in the Irish potatoe famine. As much as the environmental movement HATES to admit it, drilling for oil, gas, reduces severity of volcanic incidents.

An archaeologist is holding a plaster cast of a young child's body, which tragically perished during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 CE in the ancient city of Pompeii. The child was sitting on their mother's lap when the disaster struck, and it is estimated that the child was around four years old. The majority of Pompeii's inhabitants who perished during the eruption were suffocated by poisonous gases emitted by the volcano. Subsequently, their bodies were completely covered by the ash that rained down from the sky. Around 1870, Giuseppe Fiorelli introduced a technique that involved pouring liquid plaster into the cavities formed by the decomposed bodies within the volcanic material. This innovative method allowed for the creation of casts representing the victims of the eruption. Once the plaster had hardened, the surrounding soil was carefully removed. In Pompeii and Herculaneum, numerous casts of human bodies, animals, and objects were successfully produced using this technique.

On January 5, 1911, geologist Thomas Griffith Taylor and meteorologist Charles Wright found themselves at the entrance of a breathtaking grotto nestled within the side of an iceberg. The monumental moment was captured in a photograph, with the magnificent Terra Nova ship serving as a stunning backdrop. This enchanting scene unfolded during the iconic British Antarctic Expedition, under the leadership of Captain Robert Falcon Scott. Spanning from 1910 to 1913, this expedition marked a significant milestone in the exploration of the Antarctic region, showcasing the courage and determination of these pioneering explorers.

@MrJackLowe It's a fucking jolly, nothing more!

@mark_lj I really needed a little bit of peace in my life and a cold pint of cider and perusing your images gave that to me. Thanks Mark! 🖖

I realised the other day that I’d booked a beautiful house in Achiltibue for a tour from the 9th to the 14th of October 2023 and then only told a couple of folk about it. I’d been fleeing backwards and forwards to my Mums and it just went out of my head.

I’m SICK AND TIRED of hearing from so called ‘comedians’ on political shows!!! These are for serious people like Nigel Farage and Dominic Raab!!! Ben Elton should be ASHAMED and JAILED.

@CommodoreLad @beckyh47 @fesshole This is the most accurate tweet... Ever!

@beckyh47 @fesshole A34. They're all on there. All of them.

I'm a lorry driver, I love overtaking on a dual carriageway and holding traffic up, my best so far is a 15 mile overtake on another truck, the traffic jam was epic because neither of us would back off