A series of photos from the places I have worked over the years, allowing me to reminisce and chart the changes to London over the years.
We are coming up to date, now it is the mid 90's. The...
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I couldn't resist and jumped on the fruit pastry cake bandwagon. You've probably seen this gazillion times now, but it's still so pretty to look at, doesn't it?? The bright and colourful fruits beautifully arranged on a pool of buttery pale yellow batter... In my... + More
by The Vintage Cookbook Trials » Coral Island Eggs
I think these are probably quite nice, but seriously, what the hell was it with food photographers and massively creepy dolls in the seventies? WHY?
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Please remember to vote for me in the South African Blog Awards where I am a finalist in the Best Food and Best Overseas categories! You can vote once a day till 15 September. Thanks! Yesterday at lunchtime, one of... + More
Photo / Homemade
Student art comes to Kennington Tube station.
Plans for the 2012 triathlon and marathon swim released.
Thought the banks were humbled? Think again: HSBC threatens to quit London if the...
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Elliot’s of Borough is somewhere you should go. Except you can’t. And for this, I am sorry. It’s not open yet you see. How do I know you should go? Well, I was one of the lucky ones...
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Slipping into one of London’s cigar haunts to while away a quiet hour or so with a cigar is as good a way as any to spend a bit of time. It is also a great way to meet like-minded strangers. One perfectly accommodating space for smoking with new found friends is Casa in... + More
These feet (and some others) were made for walking - not in these shoes though Our motley crew of marvellous volunteer night hikers met up last night. Concluding that we needed a...
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Vivienne Westwood Anglomania + Lee are launching an online installation entitled ‘100 Days of Active Resistance’ (www.ar100days.com) on the 8th of September. We are asking the public to participate by submitting an artwork or photograph that best represents Vivienne’s... + More
I’m a huge fan of Biba and love what the brand embodied in the Sixties and Seventies – offering fashionable yet affordable clothes, glamour for the masses. Now three decades later and in a very different world of...
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