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By Donald Cumming
One of the strange things about blogging is that I am essentially talking to myself while hoping someone else will read my thoughts! It therefore allows me to talk enthusiastically and uninterrupted about the things I think are relevant/exciting/interesting, seemingly in isolation but actually viewable to all. And herein lies the danger of blogging - no one is on hand to tell me to stop wittering! However, those are the rules of the game so away I go on the topic of...visual History!