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Sunday, June 12, 2005

Embankment. Almost home.

Everything looks perfect across the river. It was a combination of the sun, clear sky, crispy air and the utter tranquility along the normally traffic laden Chelsea Embankment.
This is one of the only times where I am just walking, alone, generally soaking up things, without a hundred other things to do and think about – I love it.







The reality is that it’s 6:30am Saturday morning and it’s taking me an unfeasibly long time to walk home, due to hunger, booze, fatigue, and the fact I keep stopping every 5 minutes to take pictures of ducks.
posted by dead insect at 10:00 PM

2 Comments:

Anonymous Our Man In America said...

What does the duck symbolise?

Wednesday, 21 September, 2005  
Blogger dead insect said...

i donno, i just thought its wake looked good

Saturday, 24 September, 2005  

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