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Old, but good, graphic from danmeth.com with thanks to Loz for reminding me.
Naming of Names part 2
I am at Splashdown in sunny Poole, Dorset, on England’s south coast.
I’ve climbed to the top-most water flume to have a go at The Screamer.
A group of german school children are ahead of me and behind me in the queue.
My turn comes.
I swipe my pass and settle into position. I watch the red light and wait with anticipation for amber, then green.
Suddenly, from nowhere, a chant goes up. “Jesus! Jesus! Jesus!…” the german kids begin to shout.
I see the green light.
I turn. I bless them.
And I dive down the chute.
100 views from the tower
In March 2009, I started work for a media company based on the 19th floor of 1 Canada Square, Canary Wharf – also known as the tower. This is a photo journal of the view from my desk. Click here or any of the images below to go to the slideshow.
The view is looking west across London with the River Thames in the foreground, the Gherkin and Tower 42 (formerly the NatWest Tower) in the distance on the right and the BT tower in the far distance. My favourites are the sunsets, the snow and the window cleaner.
Almost all shots were taken with an iPhone 3, those of higher quality/more zoom were a Canon Ixus 430. Oh, and it took me till shot 15 to standardise the position of the camera.
Naming of names
This week I have been called five names.
Three were by colleagues to my face: beardy (unimaginative but accurate), Teen Wolf and Harry from Harry and the Hendersons
One was by an old duffer at the golf club: Ned Kelly
And the final was the traditional salutation of “Gingaaaaaah” yelled from a passing white van. I would have doffed my cap if a cap would fit on my head.
So, I ask you… can you see any likeness?
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