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ueno station - an old train station where people from the north used to arrive in tokyo with dreams of starting a new life
tokyo japan
Back to taking the bus for a few days. I started reading this book a couple of days ago... It is not what I expected... But I cannot stop now :) It is not a bad book, just not the writing style I usually like... Gotta love the pink bathtub though!! :)
Contax TVS II, loaded with Fomapan 400, developed in Ilfosol 3 for 8.5 minutes with 30 seconds initial agitation followed by 6 agitations every minute thereafter.
This is a Sears Free Spirit that I rescued from the curb and modified (heavily) into a commuting bike. It actually gets the majority of my ride time through the year.
I had to make couple of commutes on trains recently. Long journeys, and between reading more of my book (For Esme with Love and Squalor by J D Salinger, if you're interested), I thought I'd record what I saw. I'd have been very reluctant to do this with an SLR, but the little mobile was well up to the task. "Retro Camera" was the App of choice in this case!
I earned it too. Cold rain both directions. Mild for December but still not comfortable.
218 commutes and 6216 miles. No more commutes but hopefully a few more rides this year.
The water flow stopped in Stevens Creek Wednesday. Mid June is pretty late in the year. I read that Tioga Pass in the Sierra is just now opening, and that there is still plenty of snow at that elevation.
Voigtlander 25mm
It was hard to tell if this she was commuting or running away.
Either way, she appeared a little off center. :-)
The amount of people riding to work is ever increasing. Not only does it save you money on petrol, you also beat the queues and you get fit! To help you get started we have picked out a great range of men's and women's bikes, clothing and accessories that are perfect for the commute to work. Plus check out our Cycle to Work scheme to save upto 50% off your next bike!
A local fisherman commuting to work in his small boat, to a much larger boat moored up somewhere in Rye Harbor.