Comments on: Journal: Henley Festival v. Glastonbury Festival, RISE Festival v. Henley Festival, and Nuns http://tomrowland.co.uk/blog/2008/07/journal-henley-festival-v-glastonbury-festival-rise-festival-v-henley-festival-and-nuns/ London life, art, food, and dodgy people Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:55:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: The Fat Pie: London Parks in Summer | Tom’s Blog http://tomrowland.co.uk/blog/2008/07/journal-henley-festival-v-glastonbury-festival-rise-festival-v-henley-festival-and-nuns/comment-page-1/#comment-70 The Fat Pie: London Parks in Summer | Tom’s Blog Sun, 27 Jul 2008 22:36:36 +0000 http://tomrowland.co.uk/blog/?p=143#comment-70 [...] Comments Greej Mort on Sunday Evening on Portobello RoadGreej Mort on Journal: Henley Festival v. Glastonbury Festival, RISE Festival v. Henley Festival, and NunsTom on Journal: Wedding photography and Magnadoodle-doArnold Gostron on Journal 5: Street-sleeping, [...] [...] Comments Greej Mort on Sunday Evening on Portobello RoadGreej Mort on Journal: Henley Festival v. Glastonbury Festival, RISE Festival v. Henley Festival, and NunsTom on Journal: Wedding photography and Magnadoodle-doArnold Gostron on Journal 5: Street-sleeping, [...]

]]> By: Greej Mort http://tomrowland.co.uk/blog/2008/07/journal-henley-festival-v-glastonbury-festival-rise-festival-v-henley-festival-and-nuns/comment-page-1/#comment-68 Greej Mort Sat, 19 Jul 2008 14:56:33 +0000 http://tomrowland.co.uk/blog/?p=143#comment-68 I'm a big fan of seething crowds, personally. Incidentally, today I was cycling through traffic up Regent Street when I wobbled slightly coming to a halt between a bus and a cab, when I leaned my forearm on the side of a cab for a fraction of a second. The impact must have caused at least £4k's damage - or so you'd have thought from the reaction of the cabbie. Naturally I was incredibly polite to him when he rolled down his window to tell me that I had leaned against his cab. Although I may have got a bit sarcastic towards the end. I’m a big fan of seething crowds, personally.
Incidentally, today I was cycling through traffic up Regent Street when I wobbled slightly coming to a halt between a bus and a cab, when I leaned my forearm on the side of a cab for a fraction of a second. The impact must have caused at least £4k’s damage – or so you’d have thought from the reaction of the cabbie. Naturally I was incredibly polite to him when he rolled down his window to tell me that I had leaned against his cab. Although I may have got a bit sarcastic towards the end.

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