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Monthly Archives: September 2007
A look around the University of Essex (from above)
View Larger Map For those in a serious need of something to do, I hereby provide you with an ariel view of the University of Essex, complete with places like my office marked on it. Exciting, eh? It was fairly … Continue reading
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English creepy-crawlies
As well as taking endless photographs of flowers over here, I’ve also had the opportunity to capture some wee beasties, mostly spiders and their unwilling companions. The fellow on the right, however, is actually a snail up close. It turns … Continue reading
