Thursday, 19 February 2009
Sunday, 15 February 2009
15th February - London
Seeing as we're down in the big smoke for half term week we thought today we'd head in to town to go to a couple of the markets. En route we saw this interesting sculpture outside Liverpool St. station.

Just the other side of Liverpool St. is Petticoat Lane Market. After what seemed like years walking through it we emerged the other side with a new trilby for Amber. She now resembles an east end wise guy.

Next stop, Old Spitalfields Market. This has changed considerably from my time. No longer is it a huge cavernous space filled with stalls. Now, there are proper restaurants and shops alongside a fair number of stalls, still good fun to walk around though. Again, Amber emerged the winner as she got a new top for her current "goth" phase.

Just the other side of Liverpool St. is Petticoat Lane Market. After what seemed like years walking through it we emerged the other side with a new trilby for Amber. She now resembles an east end wise guy.

Next stop, Old Spitalfields Market. This has changed considerably from my time. No longer is it a huge cavernous space filled with stalls. Now, there are proper restaurants and shops alongside a fair number of stalls, still good fun to walk around though. Again, Amber emerged the winner as she got a new top for her current "goth" phase.
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
8th February - Edinburgh
Today we headed in to Edinburgh. Originally we were going to watch Ange's niece play rugby for Scotland however en route we got a text to say she wasn't in the team so we diverted to IKEA for sundry shopping before heading in to GOMA - braving the rugby fans going to Murrayfield as we did - to see what art they had on display.
Sunday, 11 January 2009
Tales from my mobile
The Smith Museum in Stirling where we saw some Da Vinci sketches.

The Forth Road Bridge. Or possibly the Forth Rail Bridge.

An example of two women parking their cars.

Death by ketchup.

View of the cottage from the top of the shed.

Nice cuppa joe with a frog on top.

Parking space for very very short cars.

A pig and a bunny in France.

McDonalds espressos. Though I did ask for coffee with milk.

Nice.

Monaco, from the Princess Grace garden.

Edinburgh from the office I was working in in George St.

Smiley face on the car.

A final send off to my SL72's.

This is where the sweets are made surely?

Stirling Castle through the mist.

Ice on my car.

The cottage in snow.

View from Deanston car park.

Pie.

Cake.
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The fridge before Christmas.
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The fridge after Christmas.
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Now that the recession has hit, estate agents will live in houses made of for sale boards.
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The "getaway vehicle" at the Hilton.
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A big snowman.
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More snowmen up Carnaby St.
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Hansel & Gretels house at the Barbican.
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You can't even escape Hamleys when you get to the airport.
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Festive coffee.
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Chocolate Santa - lasted about 5 mins after this pic was taken.

The Forth Road Bridge. Or possibly the Forth Rail Bridge.

An example of two women parking their cars.

Death by ketchup.

View of the cottage from the top of the shed.

Nice cuppa joe with a frog on top.

Parking space for very very short cars.

A pig and a bunny in France.

McDonalds espressos. Though I did ask for coffee with milk.

Nice.

Monaco, from the Princess Grace garden.

Edinburgh from the office I was working in in George St.

Smiley face on the car.

A final send off to my SL72's.

This is where the sweets are made surely?

Stirling Castle through the mist.

Ice on my car.

The cottage in snow.

View from Deanston car park.

Pie.

Cake.
b.jpg)
The fridge before Christmas.
b.jpg)
The fridge after Christmas.
b.jpg)
Now that the recession has hit, estate agents will live in houses made of for sale boards.
b.jpg)
The "getaway vehicle" at the Hilton.
b.jpg)
A big snowman.
b.jpg)
More snowmen up Carnaby St.
b.jpg)
Hansel & Gretels house at the Barbican.
b.jpg)
You can't even escape Hamleys when you get to the airport.
b.jpg)
Festive coffee.
b.jpg)
Chocolate Santa - lasted about 5 mins after this pic was taken.
Wednesday, 31 December 2008
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