20th November
Originally uploaded by Sue Rogers.
Good old Mr Whippy
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This blog is a photo-diary of 2007, created by Sue Rogers and David Hughes, both graphic designers, and Mike Reed, copywriter. We're all in the UK, based in various parts of South London and Surrey.
Since March, we've also been enjoying occasional exotic contributions from Clare Goff, who's shaming us all by doing VSO work in Cambodia. And in May, fellow graphic designer Piers Rutterford joined in too.
As well as the blog, you can see a slideshow of all our shots (except Clare's), albeit without the explanatory remarks that sometimes make sense of them.
Tuesday 20 November 2007
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- Another one of these days
- Sean's leaving outfit under wraps
- Goldfinger
- Christmas is coming...
- Bonus freelance points for today
- Look ma - two hands!
- Still makes me shudder a little
- Christmas lights
- Turneresque, I thought
- Shopping expedition
- The Pyjama Duet
- Mmm, cake
- New toy
- All the trimmings
- Tom and Kermit
- The Manchester Eye
- There goes the air freshener
- Wet window
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- Big scary cupboard
- Evening trees
- Superm Ice Cream
- Bus stop. Now. Or else.
- Good morning
- Leafy area
- Crystal Palace antiques
- Drizzly Dorking
- Sometimes it's cold in the studio
- Lucy looks into the sunset
- NCT Christmas sale at our house
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- Running on the Strand
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- Please calm down, Harry
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- Higher! Higher!
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- Hoardings on Bayswater Road
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3 comments:
Thank heavens for that U.
69ers a house speciality.
Actually I think the kiosk is supposed to be called 'Supreme Ice Cream' - which is much better I think.
My guess was 'Superb' - B isn't far from M on the keyboard, but it still seemed an extraordinary blunder.
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