Frank

Heres a Frankenstein for Halloween Quiz at Horsebridge in Whitstable, Kent

Sugarlumps

the horse

Just heading off to the shop to get some cheese

There was a cut-off mouse's head on the ground.

Hythe alive

Then there was a cloudy blue and chalky sky, over grey water, creamy pebbles, and a big pile of big rocks. A red slope up to the path; and the path with chewing gum on it. 2 people jogged straight past, right to left. A man in a weatherproof mac stood by the edge eating a £2 ice cream. A family played ball with their dog. Two men sat on the big rocks talking into their phones. Not to each other. 

To the right, just off the page, four Indian men sat fishing under giant silver umbrellas.

Imitation is the sincerest form of larceny

An incredible act of prescience, Slice of Life...... 

Published a week before the riots in Croydon and Peckham and other parts of London and England. Rioters included ballerinas, olympic athletes, teaching assistants, children, and mums, all exercising their free will, and deciding to go outside and set buildings on fire, and steal stuff.

Slow post

The lovely tree in the carpark of Canterbury Register Office.

Fresh Prints of Sea Air

Updated.

Here are some new hand-printed limited edition prints of Whitstable in Kent. Signed and numbered. All for sale, please contact me for details or pop along to The Horsebridge in Whitstable to see some. 

Each image is roughly 17 x 12 cm, and printed on A3 (297 x 420mm) sized, heavy weight, acid free, 220gsm paper. 

(click for a slightly larger view)

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