"she had a heart" from the excellent heart exhibition in the new "wellcome collection"

sorry to tell you it is a poor reproduction of a luminous & rather mischievous painting by a spanish artist, enrique simonet lombardo

the exhibition is worth travelling for, although you'll need an iron constitution to sit through the spectacular film of heart surgery, and it is just along the street from the fabulous "sacred" exhibition at the british library

both exhibitions are free

an abandoned gallstone

the gate of eastwell park near ashford in kent

peter tinniswood's last radio play, anton in eastbourne

if you are interested in anton chekhov and katherine mansfield ...

you should be able to find your way to it through this link to BBC radio drama

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/mainframe.shtml?http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/artsdrama_promo.shtml?link

outposts of empire ... our royal tunbridge wells agent ... codename "plutarch"

the site of the chalybeate spring at royal tunbridge wells

the flowers of the field on mount sion at royal tunbridge wells

if you want to impose an ethos, or even an hegemony, nationalize essential communications

by any other name

doors at wandsworth town hall

fiesta food in lagartera ... cannibal pasty ... as eaten by a native

a dear friend asks if i ever edit my pictures ... only when necessary !

road blocks in lagartera

to the leadenhall market ... what did the victorians ever do for us ?

leadenhall market, all lit up on a wet and winday saturday morning

battered ornaments by saint paul's cathedral

on the road from navalmoral to guadalupe last monday morning

pilgrim's arrival looking down to guadalupe

the moorish-gothicky front of the cathedral at guadalupe

looking up to one of the three organs in the cathedral at guadalupe