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This morning EM and I went to clean up near the mouth of Sagami River in Chigasaki. This is just a small part of the area - there was a huge stretch of beach like this. Sure some had been deposited here by the typhoon last week - but a lot of the cans were from parties on the beach. It's just so depressing to see.
Big thanks to Todd Gorman for once again working hard to organize people to come and the rubbish collected to be picked up.
Also big thanks to the surfers and beach goers who just picked up bags and started helping us.
An exhibition running at Bristol’s very grand ’Royal West Of England Art Academy’ until 2nd May.
The exhibition is showcasing the talents of some of the city’s best and most influential graffiti and street artists.
Only a few weeks left now and I can’t recommend it enough.
I will try and name all the writers and artists I can but I have just uploaded 68 pictures from the exhibition and am just about to open my second cider of the evening.
One of the more curious things I spotted on the vandalized left side of Zorba. It looks like the pipe is wrapped in either asbestos or old rags.
Church of St Laurence,
Monument to Thomas †1825 and Mary †1838 Sowter. Marble. North aisle, west.
As simple (filthy) neo classical inscription topped by a broad vase decorated with snakes curling back on themselves as handles. The wide low urn with snake handles are a simplified version of the Warwick Urn (now Burrell Museum, Glasgow) discovered in 1770 and then restored by Piranesi. He sold it to Gavin Hamilton who persuaded his nephew, Lord Warwick to buy it for the gardens of Warwick Castle. Engraved by Piranesi it was one of the most famous, if least authentic, antiques of the time.
My old friend R.O.B. (Robotic Operating Budddy) from the early distribution of the original Nintendo. He's been with me a looooong time...
strobist: 1 sb-28 high left through my DIY Lumiquest softbox III knockoff.
An exhibition running at Bristol’s very grand ’Royal West Of England Art Academy’ until 2nd May.
The exhibition is showcasing the talents of some of the city’s best and most influential graffiti and street artists.
Only a few weeks left now and I can’t recommend it enough.
I will try and name all the writers and artists I can but I have just uploaded 68 pictures from the exhibition and am just about to open my second cider of the evening.
