Death for Freedom
Images
Meridian City lift
Climbing the neck
Balance
Aloy awaits the fighting pit
Aloy amongst the flowers
Aloy looks out across the snowy wilderness
Aloy — A well-earned rest
I can’t wait for my day off
Just a great Tarantino meme that a friend sent me. Really sums a day off alone for me.
Archie === Best dog ever ?
Archie during my dog-sitting week.
Woof woof! Woof!
Archie, circa 2019
A Beggar Woman 1861 Painting by Hugues Merle
Taken by myself at the musée d’Orsay in Paris
During our trip to Paris a few years ago, my girlfriend and I visited a fair number of art galleries. Although I saw a lot of paintings that stood out to me, this one — A Beggar Woman by Hugues Merle — was one that grabbed me the most.
I’m not even sure what it is about it that spoke to me. I just found myself imagining stories within the world this woman lived in.
First steps into No Man’s Sky
I am absolutely loving No Man’s Sky. The planets I’ve visited are absolutely stunning!
My first base is on a snowy planet I discovered. I called the planet “Ice Bonga”. The cold storms get pretty nippy on there.
After warp driving to a neighbouring star system, I found another new planet. This is probably my favourite planet yet so have decided to set up camp.
I have named this new planet “Plush Bonga” and have begun the base building.
Decided to go for a stroll, which ended up being a two-hour walk around a local nature reserve. Beautiful scenery but almost got bested by flooding water numerous times.
Ellen Ripley (circa 1979)
In celebration of my restarting Alien: Isolation later, I thought I’d share a commemorative picture of Sigourney Weaver from the film Alien.
Claire and Sherry take the lift
Umbrella advert
