Category: Raincapes

There’s no rhyme or reason for this selection of images other than we thought it was time for some more monochrome goodness. We love the old-school look just as much as we like our colour images, but in black and white there’s just that something …

The Cape Queen’s interest in Mercia’s history means there’s plenty of walking in the hills, and it’s that often-happening bad weather that led to her love of raincapes and the all-enveloping protection they provide. Over Easter the rain fortunately didn’t come, but Clair still donned …

More holiday snaps courtesy of The Cape Queen, who was once again afflicted with weather of a kind best described as grim. Nevertheless, a determined Clair brought much colour to the sand-bound proceedings courtesy of the Carousel Cape, whose head-turning air pleased West Mercia beachgoers …

The weather out West wasn’t, well, truly beach friendly, so Clair The Cape Queen had to cape up against those stiff breezes and the hard rain. But as we see, The Cape Queen maintained an entirely kool air while staying warm and dry. As always, …

The Cape Queen’s blue cape came in handy on a recent country walk: the wind was blowing harshly, the rain was coming down, yet Clair was well protected by her 1970s American cape. Billowing in the wind it made a great sight as she continued …

In 1978 The Stranglers released a three-track single, ‘Walk On By’/‘Tank’/‘Old Codger’, the new wave seven-inch peaking at number 21. Whether Clair The Cape Queen was thinking of Surrey’s finest we don’t know, but she showed us the abandoned Sherman tank she’d discovered in the …

Clair The Cape Queen clearly has a thing for clear capes but she’s also got a late-‘60s/early-’70 black and white vibe going. It certainly recreates images from old-school rainwear magazines and it’s just what we like. We don’t sway one way or the other when …

Clair The Cape Queen packed her carpet bag and headed West for a well-deserved break recently but March being what it is weather-wise, she went suitably prepared with her clear short cape. And it was fortunate she took it because her holiday venue served up …