Looks quite tropical but it is in fact a suburban London garden in late September.
Month: September 2014
Political Order and Political Decay
At the RSA to hear Frank Fukuyama, a professor at Stanford University, talk about his new book Political Order and Political Decay. Fascinating analysis, if a bit depressing as he doesn’t really have clear solutions, as he readily admits.
Victoria and Albert Museum
At the V&A to see the film my son Alex shot of his mother printmaking. It was selected from the 1000 Londoners series to be one of five films by amateur filmmakers shown at the event, which was part of the London Design Festival.
Fungi everywhere
This is turning out to be a great year for fungi. Here are a selection of recently spotted fungi in Kent and Norfolk
Barber of Cromer
Severed heads in a barbers shop in Cromer.
Seaweed
Exotic collection of seaweed on the beach between Overstrand and Cromer
Salvaged Beach Hut
During the surge last December all the beach huts in Overstrand where destroyed and a lot of the debris was later deposited along the shore line as drift wood. Local artist Peter Talbot took advantage of the fallout to give the village his own unique take on the classic beech hut.
Deer at Gunton Arms, Norfolk
Shard in mist
The Shard shrouded in mist – the start of Autumn?