Here is some links to newspaper articals, magazines and blogs I have been featured in.

I would like to thank everyone who helped me out and I hope my book will become a success.

The cold tempertures took their toll on my body and would advise everyone who wishes to attempt such a journey to get the right training and sponcership first.

This is only a few links out of more than 3000 on the web.



Drift Surfing Magazine Sep 2009

Dr Geebers At Hele Bay - This is Exeter

Dr Geers On Photo Sharing With Keyboard Artist Sculpture Brighton 2011

Geograph Dr Geebers Amroth Christmas display 2009

BBC News Dr Geebers The Pebbleman at Ccriccieth with his dragon sculpture 2010

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman At Loch Ness

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman at Felixstowe

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman At Skegness - Recycled Art

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman At Saltburn 2010

Dr GeebesThe Pebbleman At Hunstanton 2011



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Pictures Taken Of The Jocks Bay Display in Scotland

This was my attempt of a free standing lighthouse made from pebbles and stones at Jocks Bay Scotland. The lighthouse stood about 3 foot high.

This is the boat I created at Jocks bay with the whale along side which got me an artical in the Scottish Big Issue.

This is a photo of the fish shape stone I selected for putting in the mouth of the big whale.

Here is a photo of the whole display which took an amazing 6 weeks to complete out in the middle of nowhere. See the way I took in the landscape and introduced it into this picture . There is on average at least 20 tonnes if not more pebbles and stones man handled on this beach to create this master piece.

Here is another shot of the whale and boat with the grey/bue stones repersenting the water with even white water around the boat and whale.

Thank you all those people who stopped here to see me and to Koda woof woof.

Dr Geebers Formula 1 Car at Skegness

This Photo was taken at Skegness. Dr Geebers and his Formula 1 cars all made out of pebbles and stones. It took six days in the making but never got actually finished due to vandles and other problems.

Mixture of photos from around the U.K. coastline with Dr Geebers The Pebbleman.

This photo was taken at Hele Bay.

This was taken at Jocks Bay, Kircudbright, Scotland

This was taken at an old ruins by a professional photographer on a photo shoot who helped me out.

This was taken by another photographer on the way.

So was this which looks wicked.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor another professional photographer.

This was taken at John'O'Groats Scotland.

This was taken at Hunstanton.

This was taken at Hunstanton.

This was taken at Alderburgh.

This was taken at Hunstanton.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken a Hele Bay.

This was taken at Cornwall.

This was taken at Hele Bay.

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman at The Cold Knap Barry Wales

This was taken by a group of students on a very windy day as I stood and created a castle in up to 75 mile and hour winds.

Meeting Dr Geebers The Pebbleman ( 69 London Bus Crew )

It was nice to meet these lads on my journey. Thank you for the food donations at Llanddulas North Wales lads. This video was taken only 2 days into a 9 day display. These festival going lads helped me out. Just a pity I wasn't on that bus with you all having a good time :)

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman Christmas Display At Amroth Beach

This was me 1000 miles into a journey that I did not set out to do. It just happened with no training or sponcership.

Yes this is one of many videos and photos that where taken of me on one of the most craziest artistical journeys in U.K. history.

This amazing christmas display was created on a beach in the coldest winter in 40 years. The tempertures got down as far as -10oC while living in a tent. 

The display itself took 6 weeks to complete through rain,hail,frost and snow. It included a snowman, Santa Claus and a christmas tree with mountains all around creating a harbour scene. About 40 tonnes of pebbles and stones where hand moved by myself to create this piece. No cement or sand was used. Every pebble and stone was balanced perfectly to make this happen.

A big thank you has to be said to everyone there for making this happen. If it wasn't for their support like many places throughout the U.K. coast then my journrey would never of happened.

Please enjoy.