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July 21st, 2005 — 3:02pm

More explosions have gone off today in London. It looks like these were lesser explosives. Anyway, we’re fine…just sitting at work reading about what is going on.

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Remember but also look forward

July 14th, 2005 — 1:20pm

Today as a showing of solidarity, remembrance and defiance people were urged to take part in two minutes of silence at 12pm. People were asked to go out to the streets for the moment. All the London buses stopped at 2pm as well. Here is a photo of London Wall taken at 12.01pm.

Two minutes silence in London, shot looking down London Wall.
Two minutes silence in London, shot looking down London Wall.

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It’s quiet at work

July 7th, 2005 — 1:37pm

So I’ll do something else for a while. Here are more photos from our trip down to the New Forest and Corfe Castle.

Taken on a rainy morning.
Taken on a rainy morning. I stopped the car and took a few photos of this horse which was happily eating while the rain fell.

A semi tame herd of deer makes it's way to this clearing in the New Forest every day to be fed in the afternoon.
A semi tame herd of deer makes it’s way to this clearing in the New Forest every day to be fed in the afternoon.

It being spring there were many foals. This young one was relaxing next to a car park in the middle of a moor.
It being spring there were many foals. This young one was relaxing next to a car park in the middle of a moor.

Taken from the ruins of Corfe Castle in the late evening.
Taken from the ruins of Corfe Castle in the late evening.

We had made it back to the car park and were about to leave. I made a last little walk up a path from the car park and took some final shots of Corfe Castle.
We had made it back to the car park and were about to leave. I made a last little walk up a path from the car park and took some final shots of Corfe Castle.

I watched this particular horse for 15 minutes or so, taking photos until the light was nearly gone.
I watched this particular horse for 15 minutes or so, taking photos until the light was nearly gone.

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