Reverting to (stereo)type.
Jul. 15th, 2014 10:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hirezIt's already starting to be one of those weeks that are nothing but a cavalcade of tiresome.
Today started with a search for a Blue Plaque generator. There should probably be pictures of the result but probably not in a public post.
By the time I was back on the bus to Newbridge Park&Ride, I was in need of a quiet field to go and sit in so it was just me, sky, grasshoppers, clover and perhaps the distant sound of mechanised farming. That bus is probably the most middle-class thing I have encountered. It's cheap, air-conditioned, has (rubbish) wireless and is filled with the sort of people who probably vote UKIP. As such, it's dead popular in Bath, so they're having to build an extension to the parking bit at the end (or beginning) so there's more space for more nice middle-class cars.
As is my wont, I've been having a poke around in the interstices between the built environment and, well, the slightly less built environment.
Which is where I found the field I'd been looking for.
It was a jolly pleasant wander about and finding of the path up to the (closed) Kelston road.
Today started with a search for a Blue Plaque generator. There should probably be pictures of the result but probably not in a public post.
By the time I was back on the bus to Newbridge Park&Ride, I was in need of a quiet field to go and sit in so it was just me, sky, grasshoppers, clover and perhaps the distant sound of mechanised farming. That bus is probably the most middle-class thing I have encountered. It's cheap, air-conditioned, has (rubbish) wireless and is filled with the sort of people who probably vote UKIP. As such, it's dead popular in Bath, so they're having to build an extension to the parking bit at the end (or beginning) so there's more space for more nice middle-class cars.
As is my wont, I've been having a poke around in the interstices between the built environment and, well, the slightly less built environment.
Which is where I found the field I'd been looking for.
It was a jolly pleasant wander about and finding of the path up to the (closed) Kelston road.
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