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Didn't end up doing anything for the 20th Project this month. (16m ago)
Going through photos from this evening's walk (21/7)
just went for a walk from Angel to St. Paul's, then across the Millennium Bridge and down to Tower Bridge, total length: 4 miles. (21/7)
just woke up, having slept in. (21/7)
And a big welcome to @momonohana (21/7)
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2007/7/17
Today's Cat and Girl is particularly choice:2006/7/20
The latest UK crime figures have revealed an alarming jump in muggings and street robberies , which is blamed on the fact that people carry valuable devices such as iPods and mobile phones. Gangs are reportedly2003/7/21
Icelandic photographer Nökkvi Eliasson has a lot of artistic black & white photographs online, including some hauntingly stark images of deserted farms in Iceland . (Unfortunately, they're at a rather low resolution; too low to be