Graham

Graham was litter picking, something he's done on the hill for 12 years. Most of the rubbish he gathers is generated by the burger van permanently sited there.

Graham was in the RAF for 37 years, he was a radar technician, qualified to work on Lightnings, but never worked on them. When he left the forces he then worked for the MoD.

He told me a bit more about the Falklands Plantation ( which I've posted on TheDarkroom ) which I'd walked up to visit.

[katy]

I really like this portrait, especially the fact that he’s not looking directly at the camera! It makes me wonder if the youth of today will be as conscientious as he is, when they are his age

[FBailey]

Didn't realise you were doing Strangers Jackie - well done!

[Kathy]

Perhaps some others doing the same or maybe eating the burgers over his shoulder. He has a nice smile.

[Peter]

Lovely portrait and story Jackie:)

[Dawn]

A nice portrait and story

[narayani]

He looks a little camera shy

[haskar]

Nice portrait and story.

[Valerie Chesney]

Graham does look a little camera shy but, has a wealth of knowledge & experience. Another person of interest Jackie..

[Kathy A]

Well done Graham,you are doing a great job

[Issi Bannerman]

Good for Graham. We did a post-Coronation-party litter pick on Monday. Very cathartic!

[JackieR]

@jamibann but so sad it's needed
@kjarn he is
@happysnaps such a kind gentleman
@haskar thank you
@narayani hevwas
@Dawn thank you
@pcoulson thanks
@randystreat no they're burger van customers
@fbailey my big project in camera club, plan to do 2-3 a month
@grammyn I fear not

[Joanne Diochon]

Great candid portrait which gives a feeling of character as well as features.