I've been thinking a lot of late and not taking too many snaps. The recent talks by
Jon Ronson and old
Meadsey at The
Faclan Festival were excellent, stimulating the brain cells so much they won't slow down and I can't sleep properly. Then there's been the wonderful
Reith lectures on Radio4 which by all accounts have been just brilliant. I heard about the
Helsinki Bus Station Theory [and
here ]today on the the last of
Grayson Perry's performances. Fair tickled my fancy that idea. I'm often discussing with Mr Toots about what a nice image is all about - and we seldom agree. The only thing we usually agree with is the wonderfulness of
Tunnocks Plain chocolate Tea Cakes. I suppose that's not really that surprising really. Washed down with a small cup of Ethiopian Mountain coffee brewed with love, it's pretty much pure bliss. Nice anyway.
So, just to keep things going, here are two snaps - on film - from the old cycling days from my past.
Herne Hill
Flanders
2 comments:
Lucy Telford introduced me to the Helsinki Bus Theory. It's great. I wrote a post about it last year and at the bottom of the post there is a link to the original story of staying on the bus. http://jamesdyasdavidson.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/i-think-ive-managed-to-stay-on-bus.html
I'd never heard of The Helsinki Bus Station Theory. Brilliant. I shall become an instant exponent.
Post a Comment