Off to a good start with a photo that's of Waterloo Station, which isn't even on the way to Plymouth

Plymouth Hoe park

A regular sight around Plymouth - a tramp who used to roam around Plymouth playing the accordion

F173 "Arrow" - a type-21 Amazon class frigate steams back to Devonport dockyard

On the Hoe, one of my favourite sub-bathing locations (when I, er, wasn't in lectures of course)

Fishermen on the waterfront at the Hoe

Famous local artist Robert Lenkiewicz painted this mural on a building wall in the Barbican area of Plymouth

Nosher burned an entire 36-roll of film on getting this one shot of the exhaust from a field gun, which was part of a 21-gun salute on Plymouth Hoe for reason now forgotten. Mind you, Nosher was well happy with the result

An ice-cream shot on a sunny summer's day in the Barbican

The late John Dudley - Mr "Cap'n Jasper", proprietor of the world-famous Cap'n Jaspers burger and tea bar on the Barbican

Another view of the park on the Hoe

Widecombe-in-the-moor

The plaque at the base of Smeaton's Tower on Plymouth Hoe

One of the sightseeing boats that plied the Sound and the River Tamar, doing trips up to the bridge and Devonport Dockyard

The church at Shaugh Prior

The boats in prior to the start of the Whitbread Round-the-world race in 1986

A rainy view from Nosher's bedroom window at Cromwell Street

A view out of Nosher's bedroom window at Cromwell Street, Plymouth

Hoe Park on a winter's day. It never snowed much in Plymouth, so it was always a bit of excitement when it did

Rowing on the River Plym

A Catalina PBY flying boat, which had flown into Plymouth from the US to commemorate the Navy-Curtiss NC-4 transatlantic flight which ended similarly in Plymouth Sound on 31st May 1919

The bridge at Badger's Holt, Dartmoor

Venford Resevoir near Holne on Dartmoor

Rik and Bray-feature on the stones crossing the River Dart at Badger's Holt

A view of Plymouth from Cornwall