Buoy

History of Aeronautics

Lungs of Oak

148-149

148. To every one his house is his surest refuge.

149. Clandestine gifts are always suspicious.

Rachel Whiteread

Rachel Whiteread, Untitled 2005

Drawings by Rachel Whiteread at Tate Britain until 16th January 2011.

110-111

110. The Possesive Genitive denotes the Author.

111. That of which anything is deprived.

178-179

178. By the law of nature it is not just that anyone should be enriched by the loss or injury of another.

179. A right does not arise out of a wrong.

160-161

160. Women are not able to hold public offices.

161. A natural disability of distinguishing between good and evil.

134-135

134. Unusual clauses always excite suspicion.

135. Some conditions are odious , but chiefly those which are against commerce or marriage.

142-143

142. Whosoever has the soil, also owns to the heavens above and to the centre beneath.

143. It is a fault for a man to meddle in a matter not pertaining to him.

114-115

114. Plain words require no explanation

115. The practical importance of this maxim has now almost disappeared.

126-127

126. A tree is so called whilst growing, but wood when it ceases to grow.

127. Verbal quibbles are unworthy of a judge.

Frontispiece

129. Exercise of Discretion

Fika

I didn't stop for coffee today, this was from my last visit to Fika in Brick Lane in the Wintertime. I love Swedish coffee and the saffron cake was delicious. Thankyou to everyone who keeps dropping by and for your recent comments on past posts, I have missed blogging while life has taken over and it is good to be back and always lovely to hear from you xx

Snow Yarns

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Carnero

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