November 2011
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Nov 20th
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Trekking
Me and two others from my flat went hunting yesterday. Hunting for something to buy. Trekking round the vintage fare that happens every saturday (which is frankly brilliant) I have decided that it will be my weekly haunt. There is a stall that sells old and very beautiful maps for 50/20p/sheet. I bought a map of Greece, and a map showing the River systems of the world and the waters that they...
Nov 20th
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Nov 19th
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Protect The Internet →
Nov 16th
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Nov 16th
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Essay
Im loving this essay too much, I feel I wont achieve a good grade because I’m answering the question too much in such a small word limit. Here is a list. Processional archaeology, Positivist archaeology, Structuralist archaeology, Post-Processional, Marxist, post-Structuralist archaeology, Hermeneutics, and Hermeneutic circles. The last 60 years in archaeology. Literally. Basically this is...
Nov 16th
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WatchWatch
The sound from my window, this happens just about every single day, sataday and sunday are the loudest, most of the churches in Bristol start their peels at 7 or 8am and continue till 10. They then repeat the peels in the afternoon I think. This is the sound with my window open, you can only very faintly hear them otherwise, and for some reason traffic is rather heavy today, it is never this...
Nov 15th
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Nov 13th
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Home
In my mind I have a house, its planned, its designed, and its all there. From the doorknobs to the way slats outside certain windows will be able to be moved to create shadows and shade. The wood, the colours and the furniture is all there. If only it was real…
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Nov 11th
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“The first stroke of eleven produced a magical effect. The tram cars glided into...”
– The First Two Minute Silence in London (11 November 1919) as reported in the Manchester Guardian on 12 November 1919.
Nov 11th
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Nov 10th
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Wills Memorial.
I think one of these days, possibly when its not as busy as it is now, I will post a picture of the inside. Its not as gothic or an beautiful as the Ox-bridge libraries, and it was built between 1914 and the 1920s so there is a lot of neo-gothic Arts and Crafts verging on Art Deco simple angles here. But it is still beautiful. Its just Nice. Quite, nice temperature, comfy chairs, high ceilings,...
Nov 10th
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Nov 9th
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Nov 8th
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Nov 7th
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Nov 6th
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Nov 6th
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Flickr
& 101 reasons not to get accounts like flickr when your young and nieve… Ultimately I regret the idiotic name I gave my flickr account. I think I might try and start again.
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