Submitted by Solna (Stockholm, Sweden)

Just came back to Stockholm after spending a week in small town called Öje in the Northwest of Sweden (near the Norweigan border). Nothing but forests for miles and miles. The family owns a cabin up there. Bears and wolves just a mile away. My dog Freja went crazy one night and started barking like crazy. Next day, some "local" called and told us that a bear had crossed the small village during the night.

Submitted by Jason Hague (Barnsley, England)

'Grey Street' - Just a quick snap of my street.


'Lock Park Bandstand' - Don't really know about the history of it, just played on it throughout my childhood.


'Lock Park Tower' - It's just an old tower that's been there years. It's on its last legs but still a bit of history.

'Northern Town' is a picture out of my bird's window near the town centre. The actual main road near it holds many memories from the footy.

Submitted by Calum Haswell (London, England)

I clocked this guy from some ways away and saw this guy as a southern, hey, maybe even continental contemporary of Kozsie's Scottish "old guy you hardly ever see the like of" (http://thephoteebooth.blogspot.com/2008/06/submitted-by-kozsie-edinburgh-uk.html). I looked up and noticed the background, a structure that was out of date in its own way, and the couple embracing kind of looking like the future to their past.

Submitted by Huw / Jim (The Moldives / Chicago)

This photo reminds me of a story that gets told around the holidays around ours every year... once upon a time, when I was a wee lad, my father took a 5 pound bag of flour with him to a Saturday morning practice... my mom asked him what he was doing with it, and he said the school's athletic department had run out of chalk for the pitch, so he was subbing it with the flour.

Submitted by Giraffic (South London, England)

This picture was taken in Little Rock, Arkansas USA. Firstly it reminds me of the film ‘Stand by me ‘ and it’s just looks typically deep south rail road.

Submitted by Cupid Stunt (Stockport, England)

I was Stockport County mascot aged 7, on the 7th March 1986. That's me with Andy Thorpe who still holds our record for most appearances. I was wearing brand new Gola boots, a kit provided by the club for the day (a few seasons old) and a personalised 2 stripe tracksuit and sweatbands. This photo is part of an album my Dad put together of the day. It's fair to say this is my most treasured material possession. I really should scan the whole thing in.

Submitted by Llwyd Owen (Caerdydd/Cardiff, Cymru)

Cefais y pleser o weld a chlywed Cate Le Bon a Gareth Bonello - dau o gantorion gwerin(ish) gorau Caerdydd - yn perfformio fersiwn newydd o'r gan draddodiaddol, 'Jail Caerdydd', wrth ffilmio rhifyn arbennig o'r Sioe Gelf ar gyfer S4C yn ddiweddar. Cymerias gachlwyth o luniau o'r sesiwn, a dyma gyflwyno ddetholiad o fy ffefrynnau personol. Os hoffech weld y perfformiad gyda llygaid eich hun, gwyliwch 'Lawr yn y Ddinas' ar y 29 Gorffennaf ar S4C.

I was fortunate enough to see and hear Cate Le Bon and Gareth Bonello - two of Cardiff's most talented folk musicians - perform a new version of the traditional song, 'Cardiff Jail', while filming an arts documentary for S4C (that's Channel 4 Wales for all you living on the wrong side of Offa's Dyke!). I took a shedload of photos of the session; here are a selection of my personal favourites.