this went up recently. prichards road E2, just before the bridge over the canal. this is the same geezer that did the stencil of the skull with wings and the thing i think is a washing machine with horns, now clearly a hat, here demonstrating drawing skills. this building has been bought now so will be done up soon.

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author: elaine : London, UK

Dancing Barefoot

author: elaine : London, UK

Sunset in Viccy Park

author: elaine : London, UK

i go to this park a lot, usually in the daytime. now that the long summer evenings are here i have been going after the heat of the day. it is really different than daytime in any weather - people on dates having intimate picnics or languidly sauntering along, beginner chi gung classes, geese grazing, illicit barbecuing. and maybe i am getting a bit better, too, as i seem to have some, just some energy in the evening to enjoy it too. philip had come over in the afternoon and manically done my dishes for me. i fed him...

Secluded Graf

author: elaine : London, UK

seduced by the lure of this building basking in the golden hour, we were drawn towards what turned out to be an alley i didn't know about secreted in the armpit of the oval, where i found the egg man, and which i had always viewed as not being a cut through well i was wrong. and look what i found lurking there (not my friend philip, i had found him already, no, the orange thing that is also opposite the sixy trolls. this is the first time...

Multiple Explosions Rock London

author: Editor : London, UK

There have been six explosions in London Underground trains and stations and one onboard a bus in London today. Scores of people are reported injured, and the BBC is now reporting two confirmed fatalities. Stations affected include Aldgate, Edgware Road, King's Cross, Old Street, and Russell Square. The explosions are believed to have been caused by bombs. news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4659093.stm The first explosion occured at 08:49 BST on the Metropolitan line at Liverpool Street Station. The cause is not yet known. Scotland Yard has confirmed one explosion onboard a bus near Tavistock...

Morris Matisse

author: roland : London, UK

Them morris dancers were showing off their skill and talent with precision in the hope of making some cash. Not so different from Matisse and Picasso i suppose. 'God save strawberry jam and all the different varieties Preserving the old ways from being abused Protecting the new ways for me and for you' - Ray Davies

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