Anthony J Sargeant

This wonderful fresh wild Sea Bream from Cornwall was bought by Anthony J Sargeant from Barkworths Fishmonger in the Indoor Market at Shrewsbury in Shropshire, England.

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Boxing Day Dinner cooked by Anthony J Sargeant - a thick fillet of wild sea bream caught just before Christmas by a Cornish Day Boat.

Anthony Sargeant has started to prepare the lobster by separating the claws and legs then splitting the lobster into two halves taken care to reserve any juices from the cooking (this can be incorporated into the sauce/juice used to dress the Lobster).

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Anthony J Sargeant was born and grew up in South London. The 179 Bus Route then ran from Grove Park through Downham and Bellingham to Catford then Brockley to Blackfriars Bridge on the Thames in Central London.

Large Cornish Brill waiting to be filleted by Anthony J Sargeant. Its size can be judged by the Wusthof filleting knife at the top of the board.

Wonderful snowscape photographed on 9th December 2017 by Anthony Sargeant from the bedroom window of his Shropshire home. The view is to the east looking out across the water meadows around the River Corve.

On the 8th December 2017 Anthony Sargeant photographed one of his favourite trees which sits in the midst of an ancient and neglected hedgerow in the field next to his Shropshire, England, home. The first snowfall of winter.

‘In the Bleak Midwinter’ - Snow in Shropshire, England, on 8th December 2017. This scene was photographed by Anthony J Sargeant in late afternoon from his Shropshire home looking West across the sheep pastures that surround the house.

Wonderful snowscape photographed on 9th December 2017 by Anthony Sargeant from the bedroom window of his Shropshire home. The view is to the east looking out across the water meadows around the River Corve.

Large Cornish Brill waiting to be filleted by Anthony J Sargeant. Its size can be judged by the Wusthof filleting knife at the top of the board.

Anthony J Sargeant learnt to drive in an early 1950s Ford Zephyr like this one - even the same dull green colour. It was my father’s car and by modern standards a pig to drive. Light at the back, three forward gears, a bench front seat, and of course not seat belts in 1962.

Wonderful ‘period’ 1950s Children’s Annual published by Dean and Son of Ludgate Hill in London. From time to time Anthony Sargeant buys boxes of books at auction in order to donate them to OXFAM bookshops.