Several years ago, while staying at a run-down pension in Mons – an ancient hilltop town in the south of France, way off the beaten track – I became
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Mary Quant retrospective at the V&A
Post Office Measuring Set No.44C
A gift to the gods, Bali
Jade artefact at the British Museum
Verging on the abstract, a swan feeding.
Hindu medicine at the Welcome Institute
The Dutch House, Royal Palace at Kew
A seat, but not for sitting on, where else but Paris?
Chateau Fort de Pirou
Chateau Fort de Pirou – Besieged by the Viking Normans, the Lord of Pirou and his family turned themselves into geese using an old spell in order to escape. When the geese returned, they tried to reverse the spell, but the secret had been burnt with along the castle, and so wild geese have returned to the region each year since then.
