2019 UK / London 2
Our second and only full day in London, we first traveled to our old stomping grounds around Shoreditch and Brick Lane. Later we went to Mercato Metropolitano to meet with Marcel and one of his owners while wrapping up the day at the nearby Tate Modern museum. Gonna try to cram everything in one post, so early apologies for the length of this one.
One thing I really appreciated about London was the popularity of traditional neon signage. I do wish they were more common here in the States, though some of the language that was used should probably stay in UK…
Some good ole guerilla marketing along with an amazing book store, will definitely need to remember it next time I go back.
Day at the Park(er)
Testing out the Voigtlander 40mm f/2 on the Nikon Z6. Pretty happy with the results!
FILM / Just Playing Around
Just a few Parker pics from a Tahoe trip back when there was still some snow.
Outdoors / Camping at Mt Madonna
This weekend, some friends and I went camping for one night at Mt Madonna Park in Santa Cruz mountains. The site was really accessible and great for beginner campers which was important because not everyone was ready to get their wild side on. The site was also dog friendly, so we brought Parker and another dog, Ty who despite some head-butting and a sore tummy was still able to have fun hiking with us. A firepit, great weather, good food and good friends made for a pretty positive trip. Given how easy everything was, we'll hopefully have another trip with even more people set up sometime soon.
VIDEO / NorCal Corgi Con
Parkerthecorgi had a blast at this year's NorCal CorgiCon at Ocean Beach, SF. So many corgis, easily the biggest even we've been to so far. Can't wait for the next one scheduled this October!
NorCal Corgi Con 2015
It's that time of the year again! When all NorCal corgi owners, and some beyond, gather together at Ocean Beach SF for some shorty dog madness!
Needless to say, our little guy was pretty happy running around with all of the other corgis and corgi fans. The weather kept shifting between a little too warm and a little too chilly, but overall it was pretty nice considering Ocean Beach's typical grim treatment.
Of course, non-corgis are welcomed as well to enjoy in the festivities. Honestly, this is probably for the better since Parker tends to be more interactive with other breeds.
This guy named Odie was particularly well matched with Parker, the two were rough housing for quite a while.
Dog enjoying his new family. Traitor -___-