i don’t know. i think it might have been more sensible to have this sign facing so people walking by the top could see it, rather than those who have just managed to climb up the sea wall.
still, at least you’d have something to read on the way down if you feel off.
these chaps were carry weed killer tanks on their backs and were studying a map – i assume working out where to go next.
the pipe across the back of the chap on the left obscurred the letter ‘d’ in weed, making it look like he was wearing some medical ‘wee control’ device.
diet
full fun
what famous london landmark is this ?
here’s another picture:
there wasa rabbit in westminster yesterday afternoon interviewing people
what fun. probably.
it’s a bit excessive, but what a great way to make an impression (quite literally) at the beach.
a standard dog sign, but with a blue background
here is a little blue car on a giant trampoline. i wonder what it would be like to drive a real big car on a real big trampoline. might be fun. might be not be.
despite all the upbeatness, death is a fairly common thread on the blog. sorry about that. it’s something we have to think about whilst we can though int it ?
anyway, i like the idea of this funeral directors sign, which is obviously targetted at the impulse purchaser.
you can’t quite see it, but the building next door is called ‘wendover’. which is a nice death pun too kinda.
an acorn fell on tony’s head from a great height and made a comedy lump. it wasn’t quite so comedy for tone though.
i went to a church thing at a church in the next town last night, which was all about churches working together and sharing and supporting each other rather than being competitive (good plan).
afterwards they had some people wandering around with aprons on and cups of tea/coffee and cake. what a brilliant plan. there should be much more cake and people in aprons at churches.
congrats to paul and liz on the birth of amy – a little sister for dougie.
