Protected: The Age’s Response to Complaint
February 11th, 2009 by Andrew
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
December 25th, 2007 by Andrew
Just a quick post to wish everyone a very happy Christmas and New Year, wherever and whatever you’re doing!
Have a very safe and happy festive season!
The London List
December 5th, 2007 by Andrew
Admittedly, during the year I did not write about every step I took in London.
Below are some of the lesser touristy things I did on days out that I feel are noteworthy.
Art
- TATE Modern – Permanent Exhibitions, Dalí & Film, Global Cities
- National Portrait Gallery – Daily Encounters (Photographs from Fleet Street), Pop Art Portraits, Photographic Portrait Prize 2007
- TATE Britain – How We Are (Photographing Britain)
- National Gallery – Permanent Exhibitions
- Oxford University Botanical Gardens – Hard Rain (Remaking a World Gone Wrong)
Culture
- Greenwich – Markets, Royal Observatory
- Barbican Art Gallery – Seduced (Art & Sex from Antiquity to Now)
Film
- Capital Tales – A Portrait of London on Film
History
- Buckingham Palace – The State Rooms, The Queen’s Gallery & The Royal Mews
- St Paul’s Cathedral – Sung Eucharist
- Tower of London
- Tower Bridge
- The Monument
Music
- Mozart’s Requiem
Stage
- Avenue Q
- Phantom
- The 39 Steps
- Swan Lake
- Boeing Boeing
Sites
- Canary Wharf
- The Millennium Bridge
- O2 Arena
- The Tube
One Year
November 4th, 2007 by Andrew
I realised the other day that the travel component of my Travel Journal is one year out of date. So, for those of you still checking and reading this (who I believe are few and far between), you will start to notice updates from November 2006 forward as I input all my travel stories from the past year.
Dark Days are Here
November 1st, 2007 by Andrew
Daylight Savings is gone, and the dark days are setting in for the winter. As it approaches 5:00 PM my work days are ending with glorious sunsets out the office window (albeit across the cemetary) but, by the time I leave, I’m strolling through the car park in the darkness. This is, of course, the price you pay for wonderfully long Summer days.
For those of you in Melbourne, see you in a month!
