View number one: Distinguished artist Grayson Perry, view obscured by fawning fan who had made him some hand-spun wrist warmers and was in the process of handing them over. Mr Perry kindly noted that he looked forward to having warm wrists.
View number two: Empty plate, Carluccio's restuarant, Richmond. Very fine food and good company.
View number three: The view from our first hotel, the Euston Travelodge. It is fair to say that the Travelodge chain is not renowned for its love of the picturesque.
View number four: Knitter near Euston Square finds that pointy sticks are no match for urban flying monsters. Subject is relieved to look slightly less like the back of a ( London ) bus than in view number one.
Thank you to Archie for taking views one and four.
7 comments:
Don't worry, you look great!
i love the simplicity of photo #3.
and fun to see you knitting outside.
You look nothing like the back of a (London) bus...I claim that look as my own! Was it exciting talking to a renowned artist? What's that you're knitting Jeni?
Fun! =)
What are you knitting? Actually, I'm a bit envious that you can still knit outside. Looks like a great trip.
I love the story the images tell, what fun you must have had.
ah! good story. you are so kind and generous with your knits
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