S "Live On TV"
Black And White
Break A Leg
Inaugural NP Over The Sallygap
Beautiful View
Got a little windy (last sighting of my stick in the wild)
Post the freak horizontal hail storm that had us driving home in our underwear
Middle Class Mixup
Lunch With The Hopkins Before Beauty and The Beast
"The “Maxim Gorky” aeroplane was the biggest in the world in 1934, with a wing span about the same as a Boeing 747. A flying propaganda machine, it had on board a rotary press capable of printing 10,000 copies an hour, a lab for developing aerial photos, a radio station, library and a cinema screen that could be unfolded on the ground and was big enough for 10,000 people to see clearly. It flew to remote parts of the Soviet Union to bring the message of socialist technical prowess. And in 1935 it crashed during a show over Moscow, killing more than 40 people: a tragedy, but also a potent metaphor for the limitations of Soviet utopianism." Edwin Heathcote in the FT
A Past Sunbeam Uninsided Out
Seurat - Circus Sideshow
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