A collection of individual, personal
digital stories made in Bristol, UK


Theme > Journeys

  • 2:37
    Still from A Mosquito in Easton
    A Mosquito in Easton
    Reethah Desai
    Reethah takes us on a guided tour of her neighbourhood and shows the results of a local campaign to improve the area.
  • 2:20
    Still from Common Ground
    Common Ground
    David Drake
    A walk up on the Downs represents a personal link between past and present, and a space for peaceful contemplation high above the…
  • 1:14
    Still from Crash!
    Crash!
    Ruth Jacobs
    Anything can happen on the way to work.
  • 2:04
    Still from Life Changes
    Life Changes
    Karron Chaplin and Knowle…
    Walking is exercising without realising it. It’s good for the mind, body and soul.
  • 3:34
    Still from Putting Places in Place
    Putting Places in Place
    Penny Evans
    A pick’n mix childhood memory of 13 schools and 12 moves.
  • 2:16
    Still from Roses from a Stranger
    Roses from a Stranger
    Beth Trimmer
    Dancers may look glamorous but they aren’t delicate. They pull muscles and still high-kick the Can-Can. Until one day glamour…
  • 1:08
    Still from Through the eye of my digital camera
    Through the eye of my…
    Cheryl Martin and Knowle…
    I took many family, friends and holiday photos. This led me to my present interest of flowers and wildlife.
  • 3:19
    Still from Victoria Square
    Victoria Square
    Martin Rieser
    A dark tale from a leafy square.
  • 2:15
    Still from Wedding Threads
    Wedding Threads
    Ralph Juergen Colmar
    A story about a group of friends whose transient lives coincidentally weave in and out of Bristol.
  • 2:31
    Still from The Engineer’s Tale
    The Engineer’s Tale
    Jo Hall
    Ian tells the story of his life as an engineer.
  • 1:48
    Still from How America got its name
    How America got its…
    Alison Farrar
    A traditional Bristolian seafaring tale that explains how America was named.
  • 3:42
    Still from Do You Remember?
    Do You Remember?
    Kamini Gupta
    A reflective journey through a mosaic of images that each hold a memory of experience of life in Bristol.