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By all means use any of my images (as long as it's for non-commercial use), but please let your readers know where they came from. I'll let you know if an image isn't mine.
Most pictures have been taken on a mobile 'phone (currently a Nokia 5800), as it's nice to be able to take a snap, add some text maybe, then upload eveything whilst still 'there'.
Scary Father Christmas
He will kill you in your sleep. Santa can be found in this monument to food retail next to the coin changing machine, across from the Shoes For £10 emporium, just along from the Mobility Scooter Centre. And that is truly scary. Run, Forest, run!
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Father Christmas
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I am here - Royal College of Art
At the 'Secret' postcard sale. It's one heck of a queue. Will I have the patience to wait?
Update: Yep, I did, even though we queued for five hours. The time went by more quickly than it might, as I had the pleasure in speaking with a couple of very interesting people. Literary agent and violinist, you know who you are. I hope you got the cards you wanted. I was very chuffed with mine, a mainly blue oil on canvas by Martyn Brewster. Nice that they had one left that was on my wish list.
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I am here - Blake's Lock Museum
An odd place when there are no staff and no other visitors. Good views of the river, though. The Bel and The Dragon restaurant next door looks very nice.
As the official site says - "Telling the story of Reading's two rivers - the Kennet and the Thames - the Riverside Museum occupies two former industrial buildings, the Screen House and the Turbine House.Following consultation, the Screen House displays the gypsy caravan, a video about gypsy life and a medieval mill wheel found when The Oracle was built. A hands-on interactive shows how the mill wheel worked."
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