A relaxed porcupine climbs from limb to limb, to munch on spruce needles.
Staglieno, Genoa | Italy (by tillo980)
Eyes of the hijab | Turkey (by Laurens Kobus | via ileftmyheartinistanbul)
Shot last friday before the weather became rainy and foggy : columbines. A dark double form of Aquilegia.
In the background : a balsam poplar
Beautiful house in Navahrudak | Belarus (by Best of Rob | via evysinspirations)
He says aluminum funny xD. These are legit instruments.
He says aluminium like it’s spelt the English way, and I love his sequencer kit
1976
- In 1976 there was a very long hot summer. When the weather broke we danced in the rain.
- I collected stamps.
- I cycled 30 miles to see my grandparents in Bournemouth. My route went via Bramshaw, Linwood and Matchams. I stayed there a few days before cycling back with a much-improved bicycle.
- Tina Charles was singing "I Love to Love" a lot.
- Then I got a paper round to save money for a new bicycle. I had had several bicycles as I grew up. At about the time of the chopper craze (the Raleigh Chopper was a very popular children's bicycle in the UK in about 1972/73) I persuaded my parents to get me a Moulton Midi, which was a shopping bike with suspension and Sturmey-Archer hub gears. Then I wanted a racing bike, so my parents got me a Raleigh Olympus one Christmas. But this was not enough, I wanted the bees knees, so I started saving towards a £112 Dawes Galaxy.
- By November I had saved half the money and Dad stumped up the other half, so I remember doing my round on a dark foggy November night on the new bike. The tune in my head was "If You Leave Me Now" by Chicago.
