dummy in hyde park
nearly exactly one year on in the same place as live8 i spotted this dummy (and could you imagine my surprise when i saw a Farringdon Lan sign in the background - not really)
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farringdon lan
i took a picture of this as i thought it was a view of the wireless future where every street or area has its own wifi computer network. Farringdon is fairly high-techy area so that seemed appropriate.
but imagine my surprise when i looked at the photo more closely. click on the picture for a big view and look at the right side of the name plate ! This sign was quite high up the wall and i didn't spot it at the time.
i love it when i discover undiscovered things in my discoveries !
reflection of christ
this photo might sum up the christian life. christians are to be reflection a christ for the world to see (note the surveilance camera top left).
my reflection is pretty rusty - most of the time you wouldn't know me from adam.
london's first fixed working hydrogen fuel cell
this is an oasis in clerkenwell which contains london's first fixed working hydrogen fuel cell which is a cause for celebration. catch it while you can.
bollards are rubbish at hide and seek
as if we needed more evidence of bollards' inabilities to play hide and seek, here's one hiding behind a giant arrow. the arrow is pointing to its feet ! what dreadful hiding.
bergerac
clive sent me this excellent picture of Jim Bergerac (john nettles).
he was filming midsomer murders at hambleden lock
too big for the tube
telecom john sent me this photo of a chap being transported down Euston road. he's got a very funny bottom.
vin's cute 66
vin sent me this numbered mini which he entitled 'cute 66'. which made me chuckle !
restrictions on the inside
this was taken in the inside of the place where most people only get to look at the outside (and listen to the bongs of the big clock)
sky rat landing zone
this tourist is taking her life in hand by letting these pidgies land on her head. they are known to carry horrible diseases as well as being unpleasant to look at.
and the pigeons are just as bad. boom tish.
a proper glove
i haven't seen any proper gloves for a while so i was delighted to see this in the rain.
strandbeesties
there were some great mechanical robot things in trafalgar square last evening. i took a few photos and some video which i was going to post but then i saw Russell's entry on the same thing and his excellent video so i haven't bothered ! have a mooch round his blog whilst you are over there (don't forget to come back again !)
however, i did manage to get a picture of the chap who built them, seen clearly here with his back to us in the british summertime rain.
popular ferret racing
the point of ferret release
luxembourgian dog sign
i think this dog might be a robot
the scream
here is em posing for kezia (aged 4) who was taking her picture
and here's another picture taken by kezia of richard, esther and me playing pick-up-sticks
dog coiffuring
for once i used my smell checker on a post and it accused me of writting in Danish which i thought was telling (double dutch perhaps ?)
very small plane
this plane simulator is near the gates in luxembourg airport so pilots can get any last minute training.
