i'm going away to italy tomorrow and i thought as this would be my last post for a couple of weeks i'd put up a few random photos from the past month of a long hot july. see you in august!

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tim gets acquainted once again with his home park of altrincham's "skating prohibited". the last time i visited this place was in 2004, the place was pretty eerie to say the least, it was totally abandoned!

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this photo was directly inspired by the recentest document photo section, pretty effective i thought so i went straight out and tried it myself. its actually quite hard to do, and if you look carefully you might even see eat the rich sponspored laurence "any stair set i can jump i can probably 360" taylor whippin down some steps, then checking himself out afterwards!

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animal sponsored clarkey (!) sliding a bannister in castlefield today. in other news sean "its a computer for people that don't use computers" malone bought a mac, lets see if he can prove himself wrong with that statement and update gain "updated once in a lifetime" online, as it is now 3 months to the day since the last post. (boom! eat my retaliation to you posting that picture of me sean!).

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through boredom and heat i decided to go through all the pics from paris today and sort out which ones to put up here, i'm pretty pleased overall with the few i chose to go here, so comment at will...



nice logo placement.



underneath the eiffel tower, which was absolutely massive.



the louvre



the pyramid at the louvre, which according to dan brown has 666 panes of glass, but it actually has 673.



Jardin des Tuileries



Francesca looks out over Paris from the second floor of the eiffel tower.



sightseers seeing sights.



looking up



looking out



looking down



bathing from the 34 degree heat in the fountain of the Palais de Chaillot.



woman sleeping in a park along the Champs-Elysees



woman at the louvre



Bach Sonatas



a little out of place on this post, but nevertheless. notice how the french version exchanges the N for a G. why? who knows...



the clock from inside the Musee d'Orsay.

Notre-Dame leaning back.

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this lovely little moment was captured earlier on today, theres no photoshopping there, that really is a squirrel eating a cadbury's caramel bite on our garden fence.

francesca and i got back from a hot paris to a humid england yesterday, was a rad long weekend and i'll post up some touristy photos here soon enough.

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