A short video written and produced by those who live with Schizophrenia.

A short video about living with bi-polar. Written and produced by those who live with this illness.

Final leg of the ride before my favorite twisty road.

Love will conquer all - Lionel Richie

This tank is my sleeping pill. It sits next to my bed. Nap time viewing puts me to sleep in no time flat. These make good subjects to practice with my cam. Learned today how to add something to my video.

Hold me now - Johnny Logan

A walk along my beach ...well, what else...in November... I am sure you all are getting tired of "my beach"...but I am time and again captivated by the ever changing moods at the ocean...

101407 Austin part 13 This video is really just to keep continuity, but does have a few nice scenery shots.

101407 Austin part 12 Not much interesting, so I sped it up.

Creating a medieval siege weapon from scrap lumber is a great project to keep yourself occupied.

This video has a nice view from the picnic area that overlooks the dam. I tell a little story about when a friend and I were caught out here in a thunderstorm, and point out a couple things about the dam.

In this video I'm at the boat launch of the lake. I take a walk along the shore, which during normal water levels, is usually under water. I find a few dead tree stumps, some cool rocks, and a few fossils.

www.rewindstudios.co.uk Travis - Why Does It Always Rain On Me( Plockton ) The small lochside hamlet of Plockton, on the north west coast of Scotland is an idyllic place, taken straight off a chocolate box lid. A row of neatly painted cottages hugs the shoreline following the curve of the tiny harbour. Palm trees line the main street and the whole picture is framed by a craggy landscape of heather and pine. Plockton is a haven for artists, for whom it is a favourite haunt in summer when the light seems to have a magical quality. Visiting pleasure craft and well-manicured flower gardens provide seasonal detail to the scene. Plockton is the main location used in the TV series Hamish Macbeth starring Robert Carlyle. Unfortunately Plockton has more than its fair share of rain! Produced by Rewind Studios