graffiti

remember this graffiti girl ? well, she got removed from the wall much to many people’s sadness.
but she’s reappeared down the path a little further next to a motorcycle parking place (opposite vinopolis for those searching it out). the bike is real.

i’ve blurred some of the text, but you get the idea.

a collage graffiti type thing made from sticking pictures on to a door.

this robot is by the sea in Stockholm. i think it’s missing its friend from london. a very mysterious coincidence !

rat on a bridge

it’s been a long time since i’ve seen this little fella. but here he is again.
he stil hasn’t cheered up. poor little chap

chalk counting

i love paint dribbles on the street. i’m not sure which way up this one goes.

this one is great. there must have been some barrier or something up at one time and the paint seaped underneath giving this fantastic pattern !

graffiti is notoriously difficult to comprehend. it’s all tags and squiggles these days.
i was delighted to see that some people are still using plain old english sentences like “i am canadian” and “just whistle”.

more rats like the previous ones (note the link in the comments).

i was fooled for a little bit as i walked towards this wall which appeared to have two UK electric sockets on it. Of course it’s just a very good sticker.
imagine how convenient it would be if we could install new electric sockets throughout the house with stickers. it could work for water taps too. it certainly works for holes in cartoons.
perhaps this is the way of providing electricity and even broadband Internet connectivity to inaccessible areas. it could solve the third world’s problems.
i think we might be on to something here …

this is a mysterious thing i spotted opposite hte friendless friends sign. it’s a piece of paper with tiny typed words on which has been cut up and stuck on the back of some sticky tape and stuck on the wall.

we spotted the chalkers a little down the pavement. but they didn’t want to be photoed.