Classic Bee Bum

This weeks completes. One started and finished in a weekend due to train joy. Scratch Moss was a proper "let your coffee go cold" page turner. Library refill time.

"We can't all be perfect"

Bagpuss cake

Don't think of Holly/Red Dwarf. Imagine Andy as the computer.

The London Archive has a neat display of London Lives as you trundle to/from St Paul's as I saw last night. Read it as couch preventatives. Ooerr

One of my favourite strickens.

Well that was indeed a right proper hoot.

Some good suff though, welcomed fragments are here.

Although I am sitting by a stone showing the ultimate in physical theatre.

Was fascinating and although physical theatre not usually my thing, was fairly compelling. And a lot of energy.

Bee and the less doomed cardoon

Slightly less toasting in Town than earlier

Ironwork from the old brewery

And I am beaming like a Cheshire Cat as this was just so much nerdy fun. Didn't reckon I'd be using VR to put a skull together but hey.

Will add my own artistic arrangement. "To the gullet"

Heron marching along with a twiggy branch in it's spearbeak

Queen of the Feathers and Bags

And channelling Every Photo Ever as Kids - Mum pointing at a plant.

My Big (half) Day out with Mum - not the posh location originally planned but toastie, iced coffee and a Rossis' ice cream in Valentine's Park cafe made her happy.

Love that all round. And matches my calender for June.

I wouldn't rule it out... but it's these bars of bliss I really want.

The Weather has triggered a swell of froglets scrabbling around in the park. I fear today may not end well for them.

Mummified Priests of Sicily, The Eye and Three Worlds. Luscious stuff to see.

Anyway, this was brilliant if you ignore the first jam packed room due to an immersive thing. The rest of it was super interesting. PreBooked it as a planned reward for yesterday. That will teach me.

Wanderings

The cake - very fancy.

Double grasshopper

Britannia on the beehive of money. The one consistent feature of any Bank of England bank note don't you know.

The charter and letters patent. Quite a thing seing these. William and Mary letterhead.