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August 5th 1999 |
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Latimer Road tube station This was the local tube station to Watchmaker, on the Hammersmith and City Line. Sometimes I waited ages here for a train. Clearly on this day 10 years ago it was a beautiful evening and not much hardship to hang out there under the muggy heat of the pinkish sky. |
Gwen taking a test drive down Mill Lane |
August 4th 1999 |
August 4th 2009 |
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View from the Chrysalis Building By now I was working on my last job of 1999: Producing the archive content for the ITV end of the Millennium Show presented by Clive James. The show was made by Watchmaker Productions, a company that doesn’t exist anymore but which at the time was run by Elaine Bedell and Richard Drewitt. The offices were in West London, a stone’s throw from the Westway. This view is across a kind of no mans’ land of warehouses and small industrial units, sliced up by the big roads and the tube lines. |
Dexter enjoys some ‘tummy time’ at Baby yoga, Willesden Green |
August 3rd 1999 |
August 3rd 2009 |
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Bathroom, Finchley Road Oh the joys of flat-sharing.... |
Digging up the pavements, Fordwych Road It sometimes seems to me and Dexter that which ever way we go there is always someone digging up the pavements. |
August 2nd 1999 |
August 2nd 2009 |
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I forgot Oh dear! |
Breakfast time, Steyning |
August 1st 1999 |
August 1st 2009 |
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Dog in convertible, West Hampstead A lovely dog guarding his owner’s car. |
Daylands Farm fruit and veg stall, Famer's Market at Steyning |
July 31st 1999 |
July 31st 2009 |
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Me holding Hayley #1’s baby, Greenwich As you can see the big wet stain on my skirt and my bedraggled hair we had just been caught out in a thunderstorm. Hayley was one of RT’s ex-girlfriends. The other was known (by me) as Hayley #2. |
Mum, Dad and Dexter at Paul Simon's Curtains Warehouse, Worthing |
July 30th 1999 |
July 30th 2009 |
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Julia Pettigrew 8 months pregnant It was a very hot Friday night when Julia and her husband Nick came for dinner at Finchley Road. I remember Julia’s swollen feet. |
The Front at Littlehampton |
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