the monkey puzzle: the captain and his gloves

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January 24, 2002

the captain and his gloves

It starts with this scraping sound, as I walk up the street towards the tram stop just before 7am. Ok. That's odd. Kinda familiar, but I just can't remember what it is...

...look around...nothing !

Then I look up :

I'm glad I didn't see the Freddo one first, that would've really flipped me.

Occasionally, I suppose, the early bird manages to catch something.

10:11 photos

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plasmo:

They're great photos. I used to see these from Southbank when I was at work early. But we were much further away I think. I think there's also a Chinese Pagoda floating somewhere.. look out for it :)

Posted by plasmo | January 24, 2002 1:43 PM

Posted on January 24, 2002 13:43

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