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Contrary to what my journal would have you believe I do actually go and do things that aren't related to my job or sitting in my flat trying to sell things :)
Last weekend I went to find the "Word on the Water" barge in Angel. This is a barge full of second-hand books which floats about on the canals of London, with a cat, to sell books to people. Just my kind of thing really ;) The canals around Angel were so gorgeous that I almost forgot I was in London, there were some rather spectacular spiders and cars about as well.
After a rather hearty Mexican we ended up roaming around in King's Cross Station for a while until we found an Artangel outpost, where we tuned into an Audio Obscua exhibition which really changed the way I will look at stations in the future. You can read a bit more about it here
I spent almost all of Sunday at Brick Lane Music Festival and exploring the surrounding market stalls, I somehow managed to not take a single photo. I did have a good time though.
On Monday I treated the Boy to a delicious after work dinner on the banks of the Thames, where the sunlight (and artificial light) was doing amazing things.
Last weekend I went to find the "Word on the Water" barge in Angel. This is a barge full of second-hand books which floats about on the canals of London, with a cat, to sell books to people. Just my kind of thing really ;) The canals around Angel were so gorgeous that I almost forgot I was in London, there were some rather spectacular spiders and cars about as well.
After a rather hearty Mexican we ended up roaming around in King's Cross Station for a while until we found an Artangel outpost, where we tuned into an Audio Obscua exhibition which really changed the way I will look at stations in the future. You can read a bit more about it here
I spent almost all of Sunday at Brick Lane Music Festival and exploring the surrounding market stalls, I somehow managed to not take a single photo. I did have a good time though.
On Monday I treated the Boy to a delicious after work dinner on the banks of the Thames, where the sunlight (and artificial light) was doing amazing things.