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Monday, June 29, 2009

Sashimi platter

Sashimi platter
From Moshi Moshi. Been a while since I had one of those bad boys. Which reminds me of when the friendly fruit-stall guy at Old Street tube station referred to bananas: "You want two of those little bad boys do you?". Yes. That's exactly what I want. Brutal.
Sense of purpose.

Sense of purpose.
They popped up through the side entrance just to my left as I was on my way out of Liverpool Street station, this lot, marched across the courtyard, over Bishopsgate, and straight into KFC on the other side. You don't get that kind of organisation without years of rigorous and careful training. A well-oiled machine.

Liverpool Street Station, Bishopsgate, London
Back-up

Back-up
Ah, the goose and her gander. Such different beasts.

Goldhawk Road, Stamford Brook, London
Trollism

Trollism
I hopped off the District Line at Stamford Brook to be greeted by two uniformed police officers, and a third with a large Alsatian on a lead, striding purposefully up the platform to join two further colleagues in attending the scene, I overheard a Tube chap saying, of an altercation between some passengers, one of whom had trodden on the foot of another and, you know, hot weather, things get out of hand. Not only were the two sub-bridge transports needed, obviously, but the empty estate and the dog van snapped subsequently had clearly also been required to bring the five officers plus dog to the party.

Outside Stamford Brook tube station, Goldhawk Road, London

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

POLICE

POLICE
Marc Davies’s comment:
couple of photos I took during the London G20 'riots' a couple of months ago
Peach/Orange & Lilac/Lavender

Peach/Orange & Lilac/Lavender
Elena’s comment:
1. Lavender from 2008 in spring 2009, 2. wool. i think., 3. Canna Abstract, 4. Spring is approaching........, 5. Lilac and Orange, 6. Untitled, 7. 4170 Orange.yellow.lilac.turquoise.white.coral. offwhite 4-16 $35.00 2-tone taffeta with stone, 8. Cloth, 9. CBS, 10. 8, 11. Blue bells on orange, 12. Untitled, 13. Day 120 - From My Window To Yours, 14. Lilac, 15. SunsetCurtains1, 16. lilac and orange

Created with fd's Flickr Toys.

Monday, June 8, 2009

My god, it’s full of fibres

My god, it’s full of fibres
I took it out of the ’fridge early, rubbed on some oil and black pepper, and left it to breathe for a while. The plan was to make the best approximation I could of Jack O’Shea’s advice by giving this cross-cut onglet about 90 seconds on each side, as close as I could get it to as high as the grill would go, and then letting it rest for a good five or six minutes. It wasn’t the thickest slice I’ve seen, so I was a little concerned about over-cooking it; as it turned out, had I been in more squeamish a mood today, it probably could even have borne another 30 seconds each side, but the result was perfect for my currently vampiric mien, and the flavour - obviously largely due to the careful maturing at the ’Pig, though enhanced, I do believe, by Mr. O'Shea's tips - was quite extraordinary: a deep, broad beef, smooth and round, with a tangy edge of offal iron. This cut’ll get nowt but praise from me.

Saturday, June 6, 2009

Fire changes Everything

Fire changes Everything
Roger Keagle’s comment:
Hard to imagin...trees burned to char, and still able to survive, as seen here with new growth coming on the trunk of a large gum...

Better for the experence...in many ways, yes...but changed forever, that is a given.

Thursday, June 4, 2009

I Have You Now on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

I Have You Now on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Image originally ffffound at www.flickr.com.
mosh by ~sean-tron on deviantART

mosh by ~sean-tron on deviantART
Image originally ffffound at sean-tron.deviantart.com.