Showing posts with label Urban Life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Urban Life. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 August 2019

Hotel Tarverne Royale


A continental scene, undoubtedly, but I wonder where.

Suggestions welcomed.

Bonus - I may be slightly crazy, but this guy...


Wednesday, 7 August 2019

Street Scene


Something about the small details of this slide make me think that it's a scene from Lucerne in Switerland, with a FAUN mini-sweeper.

Nice artwork !

Bonus - Enslaved on a British cannabis farm: ‘The plants were more valuable than my life’
Time for a FairTrade weed grower?


Sunday, 24 February 2019

Street Scene - Number 86 (6 months later)


"Since the last surveillance photo, the grass has grown (making locating body more difficult) and subject "Q" has continued his weekly routine of "washing the car".

Recommend moving onto Phase Eight.

Message Ends."

Bonus - Tank vs Missile

Bonus 2 - Who Gets Thanked In Oscar Speeches?

Monday, 18 February 2019

You Can Hang Out At...



... at the YMCA !

Mmmmm.   Massages ...   Steam.


How...cliched !

Bonus - This is a Test.   Truck vs Security Bollard.

Bonus 2 - Interesting

Tuesday, 17 October 2017

Another Ordinary Street



It could be almost anywhere in the UK, but the fact is that it is somewhere.  Somewhere unique and which physically exists.

Unless I dreamt it.

In which case, you must be imagining a a view of Another Ordinary Street. 

Wouldn't it be strange if we imagine the same features in our imaginary street??

Bonus - How a 3-Ton Mess of Dead Pigs Transformed This Landscape.

Monday, 24 February 2014

Musik Hug


I believe that Musik Hug are a still-operating music retailerer in Switzerland.

Anyone care to identify the city?

Bonus - So, why did North end up as "up" on a map?

Thursday, 12 August 2010

View from the Window


It seemed like a nice quiet town.

Clean, spacious, organised and friendly.

But still, there was that creeping feeling of dread that all the citizens felt.

What was it?

Years later, they realised that the whole town had been built on the largest Native American Graveyard in Utah.

Cue the stereotypical fears and thoughts of "Gateway to Hell".  (Irrelevant. It was actually the seeping Radon gas that was killing them.)

Bonus - That Goodness These People Exist !  PLEASE Support them.

Wednesday, 7 October 2009

Ralph (Tired)

And you might think that urban loft living is an invention of the 1990s, but here's Ralph from the late 1960s.   After a busy day of Banking, Mergers and Stockbroking, Ralph likes nothing better than to chillout on his urban pad's rooftop patio,  snort a few g's of coke, and crash out.

Go Ralph  !