- Edwards Churcher
- Sailing Clicker – control your iMac with your phone
- Overclockers UK – high performance PC systems
- The Oracle – entertainment and events at the oracle, shopping and leisure at the oracle
- Deckchair.com | Cheap flight deals, weekend city breaks and holiday bargains
- new designers
- PuppetTool
- Association of British Insurers report on flood resistance
- Thames Awash
We’re steaming ahead with the house purchase. Well, as fast as the UK house buying process will let us steam. Probably more like chugging along. Could be weeks, could be months. It all feels extremely out of our control. Anyway, I stuck some new photos of the house and of the tow path and surrounding areas on the house page.
We also visited my Grandad a couple of weeks ago, down on the South Coast, and this weekend we went to Kelmscott Manor, the summer home of William Morris. Very idylic.
- Moblogs By TextAmerica ::.
- Quixotic Pixels: PhotoBlog Tutorial
- MT Plugin Directory
- Movable Type Plugin Directory
- Movable Type Extensions
- ario’s digital barrio
- UpMyStreet for the new house
- Internet Archive Way Back Machine
- Traffic Map Home Page
- Interaction Design Institute Ivrea
- What’s in your backyard – Data Search
- MOVABLE TYPE :: Personal Publishing System
- Installing Movable Type
- London Eating – London Restaurants Guide
- Bodean’s BBQ Restaurant
- Welcome to Orange Pocket
- Welcome to Ebony & Co – Handcrafted Solid Wood Floors, wide plank flooring
- One.Tel – Broadband Availability
- Honda (UK) Webcam
- FXHistory – Historical Currency Exchange Rates
- Shazam – just hit 2580 on your mobile phone and identify music
- Tord Boontje
- Unflattering house shots
- Home.co.uk: Home Buyers Guide
- Imagination at Work!
Just added a page that attempts to pull out all the buildings that I’ve visited and photographed. Still working on it, and I’m leaving some space for buildings I still want to visit.
Ok, been a while (and oh how I hate seeing that in a blog).
Some quick updates, though, not least of which is that we’ve found a house along the banks of the Thames that we’re considering putting an offer in on.
It’s not quite what we expected to be looking for because a) it’s new and b) it’s not as near a cool town center as we wanted, but the location along the Thames, with a private mooring, is just too tempting. The house itself is great, has plenty of character and a good garden, and we can definitely make it “our own”.
Ironically enough, I’ve also posted a bunch of photos of the Kirkland house, which I took when it was empty, and the only occupier was Sidney.
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