Monthly Archives: September 2010
A Misty Moo (241/365)
A Misty Moo (241/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.
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Solar’s Power over GURU
This interview with former Jazzmatazz trumpeter, Brownman, is full of horrible info on Solar’s dominance of GURU. Here’s a disturbing extract: To be honest, I didn’t feel any fear about Solar until I actually saw him punch Guru in the … Continue reading
Autumn Flowers IV (240/365)
Autumn Flowers IV (240/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.
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The Silver Birch Moth Is Dead (239/365)
The Silver Birch Moth Is Dead (239/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Birches and IKEA desks, alive or dead, it’s pretty camouflaged. Does anyone know the correct name for this moth? With today’s photo I have exceeded last year’s attempt at … Continue reading
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Autumn Flowers III – Crocus (238/365)
Autumn Flowers III – Crocus (238/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.
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Get closer to your favourite film stars – surf in their shit
Peer deeply into the pristine ocean and you will see it is murky and grey. Waft aside the plastic bags floating past at Paradise Cove, wade into the ocean at Surfrider Beach, and you may glimpse traces of the matter … Continue reading
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Weekend Walk 18 – Steyning to Pyecombe
Deep into West Sussex, the 100 mile walk continued on Saturday. From Steyning, back west to pick up the trail then across the Adur valley to Truleigh Hill. Along the ridge past Fulking to Devil’s Dyke, major tourist attraction. Down … Continue reading
Release (237/365)
Release (237/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.
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From Devil’s Dyke (236/365)
From Devil’s Dyke (236/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Get up on the downs immediately, or your local equivalent. You won’t regret it. I am now as far as East Sussex into the hundred mile walk and my own two feet … Continue reading
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I didn’t go outside today (235/365)
I didn’t go outside today (235/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.
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The Gate With Nothing To Gate (234/365)
The Gate With Nothing To Gate (234/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Through the top right rung you can see the old shepherd’s caravan from the wood.
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Autumn Flowers II (233/365)
Autumn Flowers II (233/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. Centre courtyard
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Summery First Day of Autumn Photo (232/365)
Summery First Day of Autumn Photo (232/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.
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The Mud Hut Is Dead (231/365)
The Mud Hut Is Dead (230/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. The site for the Pavilion buildings is really opening up now. This mud hut was built in the late 90s (I think) and wasn’t expected to last so very long. … Continue reading
The Swimmer (230/365)
The Swimmer (230/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.
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Weekend Walk 17 – Amberley to Steyning (South Downs Way)
The ninth stage of my South Downs Way adventure, picking it up after a break over summer. Up to the downs from Amberley, the half way point, with amazing views to the north and south, to Chanctonbury Ring and the … Continue reading
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Chanctonbury Ring (229/365)
Chanctonbury Ring (229/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.
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Six Feet Under (228/365)
Six Feet Deep (228/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan. I know I’d be dead and everything but I wouldn’t want to go down there. No, I’d much rather go up in smoke than down with the worms and things of the … Continue reading
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The Pope: Incredibly popular and incredibly unpopular
We, the undersigned, share the view that Pope Ratzinger should not be given the honour of a state visit to this country. We believe that the pope, as a citizen of Europe and the leader of a religion with many … Continue reading
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Brockwood Park School Pavilions Project – Clearing the area by the caravan (227/365)
Brockwood Park School Pavilions Project – Clearing the area by the caravan (227/365), originally uploaded by :Duncan.
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