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Catching The Rain

Hacks and experiments with cultural heritage content, from James Morley

Tag: GBP

12 April 2010

A Day At The (Horniman) Museum

I was recently prompted to pay a long overdue visit to the Horniman Museum, round in Forest Hill, south east London. So last Sunday morning Oliver and I set off for the day. Wow, it had changed incredibly since my last visit, back in the days when I was working Read more …

Photoblog, Gardens to visit, Things to see & do, No Comments
27 March 2007

When is a knotweed a weed?

The Daily Mail is today reporting “Attack of the super weed hits Olympics” and suggesting that clearing 10 acres of this pesky little plant could cost £70 million.  They go on to say: Surveyors have discovered that the aggressive weed has taken over 10 acres of the proposed sites for Read more …

Plants in the news, Silly bits, 1 Comment
21 December 200616 January 2007

Turning the news inside out

I bought a newspaper for the first time in ages yesterday, an early edition of the London Evening Standard, on my way back from finishing the Christmas shopping. I was struck by the way the stories were arranged, and am left asking myself this question: why is it that all Read more …

Rants, No Comments
2 October 20062 October 2006

eBay bonanza!

Much to the annoyance of the Other Half, I seemed to spend every spare minute last week doing a mass listing on eBay. Having bought many more vintage photos at auction than I could possibly want (or afford), it was time for a clearout of the surplus stuff, the ones Read more …

Vintage photos, 2 Comments
1 December 20057 December 2005

Put your boiler in safe hands

Nope, nothing to do with ‘taking care’ of your spouse, or even a jealous ex-girlfriend, but the title of an email I got yesterday from British Gas or, more specifically, from [email protected]. In it they tell me: “For just £12 a month*, HomeCare 100 provides an expert maintenance and repair Read more …

Rants, No Comments
30 November 20051 December 2005

Charity calendars

/etcetera/blog/DSCF0136calender.jpgHere’s a quick Christmas present suggestion (from the king of festive shopping – not!). Charity calendars are not exactly new, after all the WI having been baring all for years and I now see that even a bunch of British female athletes have jumped on the bandwaggon with their own Read more …

Photography, Other, No Comments

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