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My very own "Project 365": one photo a day to illustrate my life this year. All taken by me, all taken in 2009.
About Me
- Abraham Septimus
- A stranger in these parts (both London where I live currently, and Blogger). Where I come from has now become obvious.
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March
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- PHOTO #90: Church before the storm
- PHOTO #89: In a country churchyard
- PHOTO #88: Up my street
- PHOTO #87: More blossom
- PHOTO #86: Forsythia
- PHOTO #85: Grape-hyacinths
- PHOTO #84: Maras
- PHOTO #83: You make me laugh!
- PHOTO #82: A river runs through it
- PHOTO #81: After the tournament
- PHOTO #80: Spring at last!
- PHOTO #79: Look at me
- PHOTO #78: To Infinity and beyond
- PHOTO #77: Spire
- PHOTO #76: White-cheeked
- PHOTO #75: Superb
- PHOTO #74: The choir
- PHOTO #73: Return to the centre of the Earth
- PHOTO #72: Curtain
- PHOTO #71: And the Word was made flesh
- PHOTO #70: Playing with the dolphins
- PHOTO #69: Trafalgar Square
- PHOTO #68: Fountain of light
- PHOTO #67: Where are they now?
- PHOTO #66: The arts
- PHOTO #65: Bon appétit!
- PHOTO #64: The other green
- PHOTO #63: A blue starling
- PHOTO #62: Spring is coming
- PHOTO #61: Crocuses
- PHOTO #60: The tree
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3 comments:
C'est aussi poétique que Chatelet ou Montparnasse.... qui sont un vrai souffre douleur, je préfère encore changé de ligne que d'avoir à arpenter ces loooongs couloirs.
It's actually an escalator: you can see it from the angle between the people and the ground. But I have seen Chatelet and Montparnasse, and I take your point!
Les escaliers mécaniques sont mon plus grand ennemis. Lorsque je suis venue à Londres, l'année dernière, une des stations n'avaient pas d'escalier traditionnel. Du coup on a dû appeler la sécurité pour arrêter les escalators pour poursuivre le chemin. Ma mère avait trouvé l'épisode distrayant, moi moins...
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