Cloudy Island |
Handy Island |
Many people have asked the same question: Do Paul Biddles' Fantasy Islands actually exist? The simple answer is No, but here are some comments we have received in the past. | |||||
Foot and Mouth Island |
Christopher Colombus: I could never make up my mind if it was Nor Nor East or just plain Nor Nor Nor. 21st June, 1498.
Ferdinand Magellan : Whilst completing my first Circumnavigation of the World I happened upon a Strait called Biddle but it led to Nowhere. 1520
Nose Island |
Francis Drake : I had always heard the best and most capacious ruffs were made in the Strait of Biddle but I never quite found them. 1590
Marco Polo : When I was exploring Asia, a dear friend of mine called Kublai Khan mentioned the existence of such an Archipelago but he found it very difficult to pronounce the word Biddle. 1290
Editors Note: It seems highly improbable that these comments bare any semblance of truth.
Although the light-house perched on top of
the fabled Nose Island bares a striking resemblance to Smeatons Tower in Plymouth.
the fabled Nose Island bares a striking resemblance to Smeatons Tower in Plymouth.
Contarini Cauliflower Island |
Ear Island |
Marvel at the woman with the megaphone and ice skates on her feet.
Whilst looking at the woman with the megaphone through a telescope an ancient mariner made the observation that she looked remarkably similar to the woman who appears in the photograph Snail Sex at the following link https://paulbiddle.com/Portfolios/Fantasy-Islands/1 |
The Ship of the Desert Sails Forth Island |
Desdemoaner and the Ice Monkey Island The shady looking character in ice skates above is in fact the self-styled Mr Smith of Snail Sex fame |
O'Grady Says Island Possibly the first Wind Farm situated on a Fantasy Island in the known World |
Isle of No Egrets |
Nose Island on Holiday |
Handy Footy Island
You can see more of Paul Biddles photographs at
https://paulbiddle.com Editors Note : We have had countless people enquiring about Holidays to The Fantasy Island Archipelago. Due to ecological reasons tourism is strictly limited and is now fully booked until the year 2020. |
Mr Biddle we are not worthy of such artistic loveliness - thank you so much for sharing your delightful island fantasy with us. I can't wait for the next thrilling installment!
ReplyDeleteIndeed delightful Islands... I can tell, I've been to Nose Island myself.
ReplyDeleteAnd the count Muldivo is quite sympathetic.