Amy Rae Durreson

So, I've been on my travels for the last couple of weeks. I tend to take off for two weeks every Easter and just explore an area of the UK, spending a night or two in one place before I wander onwards somewhere else. This year I explored Lincolnshire and the Yorkshire coast, two areas which were completely strange to me. I've been to York once, and never set foot in Lincolnshire before, so I was clearly overdue a visit. I always come back not only relaxed but brimming with story ideas (I want to write about shipwrecks and lifeboatmen now, because the RNLI museum in Whitby moved me to tears).  Later this weekend, I'll post again to talk about the impending release of the Closet Capers anthology, which contains a rather sweet and daft story of mine, but for the time being I'm going to blather about my trip.

I'm a crazed photographer on these trips, because you never know what might come in useful as a reference photo. I've selected some of the quirkier shots to share here, under the cut because this will be a bit photo-heavy, including the aforementioned prognosticator, a leech barometer (no, really).

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