Tree of Life

Write your name on a paper dove and become immortal. Well for the weekend anyway. Part of the Bloomsbury festival this installation is an interpretation of the Tree of Life by Urban Brew.

The Dancers

The exciting Bloomsbury festival on the weekend was their best yet. Contemporary dance, art, music, theatre, guided walks, food, books, discussions, microbes. Yes you could make your own microbe!
What a dilemma lots of movies in the film festival and all this going on.
It is not possible to be bored in London.

Which Way?

This Way. Directions to the local fayre.

Eco Thunder Kid

Eco Thunder Kid lives underground on the Northern Line, he gets his electricity from trains. So begins the explanation of this sculpture that has popped up in Russell Square in recent days.
Made from local recycled materials, his role is to try and teach the people how to be eco friendly.

Mid-Month Subways

Russell Square platform on the Piccadilly line. It's one of the smaller stations, opened in 1906 so has lovely old green and white tiles. The Piccadilly line is a very deep line, at the station you either take the elevators or if you are feeling very fit, the 175 stairs. Although a sign warns you that taking the stairs is dangerous to your health. I'll let you decide on that one.
This is the best stop to exit for The British Museum.

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