Welcome to the second part of this 2017 photo review of images uploaded to this site over the year. It takes the not very imaginative form of covering the 6 month period from July to December. If you missed the first part, you might want to pop back there before continuing. Or you might not. Anyway…
Overview of the city of Cardiff including Cardiff City Stadium and Penarth at sunset, with the Bristol Channel and Somersetshire in the background, July 23rd 2017.
Party time at St Donat’s Castle, July 29th 2017.
Gareth Bale of Wales takes a bicycle kick shot at goal during the FIFA World Cup Qualification match between Wales and Austria at Cardiff City Stadium, September 4th 2017.

Cardiff street photography, September 28th 2017.
Wenvoe transmitting station near Cardiff, September 28th 2017.
Cardiff, Wales, UK, October 9th 2017. A merchandise seller walks past KFC ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2018 qualification match between Wales and the Republic of Ireland at Cardiff City Stadium.
Cardiff, Wales, UK, October 9th 2017. Republic of Ireland fans celebrate their side’s first goal, scored by James McClean (foreground) during the FIFA World Cup 2018 qualification match between Wales and the Republic of Ireland at Cardiff City Stadium.
Cardiff, Wales, UK, October 9th 2017. Republic of Ireland fans celebrate their side’s win at full time of the FIFA World Cup 2018 qualification match between Wales and the Republic of Ireland at Cardiff City Stadium.Bristol based Pyschiatrist Dr Alan Kellas, who is exploring nature’s role in mental health, October 10th 2017.
Cardiff street photography, November 2017.
Devauden, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK. 26th December 2017. A boxing day hunt meeting at Devauden Village Green.Thanks for scrolling through this lazily cobbled 2017 photo review. The blog pages of this site might contain detailed posts if you’re interested to know more about any specific images.
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