May 2006
high risk dangers
you can still use the lift. it’s just a bit dangerous
the new coffee bar
a new coffee shop has opened on one of the platforms at my local train station and it’s been interesting to see who has been loyal to the existing newspaper shop (which sells some hot drinks) and who has flirted over to the new establishment.
i was very anti the new until i bought some pain-au-chocolats last week which changed my mind. and the people working there are really nice too
i do like their sign too. open monday. like that’s a rare thing in the coffee trade. i chose not to get excited by this.
the section section is a little intriguing too (and i won’t be checking them out).
and the final statement ‘get involved.’ is a little over encouraging i think.
blue sky
i’ve loved this last winter. cold and dry is my favourite. but the last two weeks or so (ever since we got our hose pipe banned) have been dreadful and wet. rubbish for photoing the kind of things i like to photo.
it was quite nice yesterday afternoon though. so here’s a picture from a month ago before it went wet.
the ball and the cross
sounds a bit like football
new zealish dog sign
(from paul yonks ago)
gate lock
an interesting one this
the shape of the handle is quite unexpected and it’s only when it’s closed that you see how it fits together
i couldn’t work out which bit to lift initially. but then i did
foxton mini world cup paintjob (161)
(click to inspect)
magical soiling machine
i know what you are thinking. i was thinking it too.
why would anyone want a machine which you can go in to nice and clean, but come out dirty
