transport

this motorbike has turned in to a chrysalis and will no doubt emerge as some motorbike version of chitty chitty bang bang.

kezia has recently announced that white butterflies are actually tooth fairies.

there’s a good selection of signs and words on this airplane wing seen high over France. No step seems quite sensible.

as most of you will know, i rarely use the tube, preferring to walk wherever possible to optimise the chance of taking some blogable photos. which is also why i’m averaging 80km (50 miles) walking per week.
however, my life changed on 23 May 2005 (you can tell i’ve been working through my archives) when i bought an Oyster card. i love swiping so much it’s nearly enough to tempt me back under the street.
of course that was before the recent badness, but even so it appears you are much more likely to get splatted above the ground as you are under it. you can see the splats stats here
anyway, here i am looking very excited to receive my new Oyster pass at Westminster tube one evening.

do children still want to grow up to be police-people ?

here’s a young lad on a police car arresting another young chap on a speeding dune buggy thing.
it seems the shoot to kill thing hasn’t made it to preschool games yet (thankfully)

here is farringdon tube station which is a fancy shape and has nice old writing on it.
it’s good to know someone’s set up a shop selling quality drugs around it.

click for a good sky !

here is ray launching a paper airplane.
see his poise

and his excellent follow through. indicative of a mispent youth i suspect !