A photo of a large rectangular puddle set into turf.
Portal number 34.
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A photo of a large rectangular puddle set into turf.
Portal number 34.
#SteepleSaturday St Mary and All Saints, Fotheringhay, Northants, seen in 1978. The first big trip on my beloved Suzuki GT380...
Fully domestic nationally owned and run renewables now 🙂
I could also well do without war fanboy puff pieces like this from the Guardian: www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...
The market town of Gainsborough in Lincolnshire lights up with the beautiful Illuminate Festival to chase away the last of the winter chill | Alice Brockway
good morning
Tuesday
Spring is coming.
My archaic dialect would reckon they're all venal twats.
Bobbins.
In the mood for some Chris Foss.
Sore loser syndrome.
'When the finger points to the moon, the idiot looks at the finger'. Experiencing some of this here today 🙄
It'll be the 'she can't be working class if she was at Glastonbury' bollocks next.
It’s all up to you by The Dells is sublime.
very well found - fabulous!
Love Harvey's best!
The British Bacharach.
A narrow contemporary street with 3 and 4 storey dwellings, a home zone where drivers are guests and lush greenery everywhere. An older person cycles along in the middle-distance as they pass covered cycle parking to the left.
Some 2.8km south-west of the centre of Freiburg im Breisgaum in the south-west corner of Germany, the Vauban neighbourhood is a living example of a low-car suburb. People-focussed design, SuDS and a tram spur make for wonderful, low traffic streets.
#FridayFun
Longer Days are Here Again, by James McIntosh Patrick, 1938.
Black and white print featuring a blackbird sitting in a next amongst branches of a tree in blossom
Printmaker Clare Leighton, 'Blackbird on Nest, Lithograph of Wood Engraving, 1935 #womensart
R.I.P. Éliane Radigue, one of the most innovative and radical composers of our century- if you haven’t heard her music yet, prepare for something simultaneously delicate and oceanic. I don’t love the word “genius” but she deserves it.
Join the brave throng that goes marching along
Agents Provocateur of Fun. From the excellent Poster Power exhibition at the Victoria Art Gallery Bath.
And chums with a Mosley.
André Kertész, Tristan Tzara, 1926.
Logged off.
A maxim from Maxim.
