Work is overtaking life at the moment, so here is another visual post. A very early morning walk along the Thames estuary at Tankerton near Whitstable, Kent. The hotel is where the set of chimneys are, next to the white house at the top of the path.
Some are captioned, some aren’t. But they are all in order of happening…
Rabbit treat, Selfridges
The Age of the Dinosaur exhibition, National History Museum. Literally.
Decanting Primark purchases, Oxford Street
Covent Garden, 7am.
Cleaning Covent Garden
As part of our programme of Summer fun*, I went to Oxford with LB to go on the City Bus Tour. The rest is visual. Except, as you will see, it all comes back to pigeons.
Another photo-blog. This time, open day at the Dog’s Trust. Quite interesting, as with the Museum of Weddingkind, when you start to think about what is going on here. Anyway, it seemed the whole of the middle of England converged on the open day. Ferret racing, dog competitions, burgers, ice creams, tombola’s, dog food and a tour of the available dogs was on offer. I was struck by how many dogs were wearing cones. I wondered if it was a ploy to crank up the ‘ahh factor’. It was certainly working judging by the chorus of ‘ahhh’s’ at each new cage. Funny how Brits go crazy for a wounded animal but treat so many people like shite.
I’ve illustrated most blog posts with a photo or drawing (he he he), but this post is just photos. Wedding photos taken at the Museum of Civilisation, Ottawa. It got a bit difficult to work out who was exhibiting what…
The kiss
Reflections from the First Peoples Hall
mydaftlife 
