I just wanted to make it clear that I have never personally weed in a phone box, although I have on many occasions been forced to stand in a puddle whilst phoning someone, back in the "good old days" before I had my own phone. They look quaint from the outside, but the smell of the interior is something never forgotten. Why??? Red phone boxes were permanently illuminated at night and you have to stand in your own.... I never got that one.
Thanks for stopping by everybody. Dominique- Enjoy London, I recomend walking along the South Bank of the Thames from the London Eye to Tower Bridge, hope you get the chance.
Its a long time since I visited Canterbury - more than 30 probably when my parents had a caravan on the coast- but it doesn't seem to have change that much. You have caputured the mood really well.
I thought of going to Falmouth for college but decided on Bath Academy instead. Falmouth seemed a long long way from London at the time. Now it would seem like a day trip after living in TX. LOL
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Wow.....I'm expecting to see the Artful Dodger come out of a side alley.
I love it, Stephen.
It is so fresh and alive!
Excellent sketch! This is my first time coming to this blog. I came here from another one--your work is splendid! Hat's off to you sir!
Cheers,
Clayrn Darrow
M.IV
Love it...wonderful to see the home land from afar!
Happy to follow your blog!
I just wanted to make it clear that I have never personally weed in a phone box, although I have on many occasions been forced to stand in a puddle whilst phoning someone, back in the "good old days" before I had my own phone. They look quaint from the outside, but the smell of the interior is something never forgotten. Why??? Red phone boxes were permanently illuminated at night and you have to stand in your own.... I never got that one.
Dude, sorry, getting a bit off message. Great work as always.
C'mon not even once?
Such wonderful sketches. I will have a chance to be in London in a few weeks, I am looking forward to it.
Just beautiful!
Thanks for stopping by everybody.
Dominique- Enjoy London, I recomend walking along the South Bank of the Thames from the London Eye to Tower Bridge, hope you get the chance.
Its a long time since I visited Canterbury - more than 30 probably when my parents had a caravan on the coast- but it doesn't seem to have change that much. You have caputured the mood really well.
I thought of going to Falmouth for college but decided on Bath Academy instead. Falmouth seemed a long long way from London at the time. Now it would seem like a day trip after living in TX. LOL
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