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This is where I put the really odd stuff.
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- OutaSpaceMan
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- Inventorist, Scientician, cardboard interventionist, feral shoe photographer, and legend.
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Cardboard
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OnAPlate
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Things I Like
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Music Stuff
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Things I've Made
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Inconsequential Nonsense
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Moving Pictures
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Here's The Odd Stuff
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Ukulele Happiness
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Conundrums
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Frustrations
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Linda
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Horror
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Great British Rubbish
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Sundry Mortifications
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Handyman's Pocket Book
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Experiments
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Health Matters
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Places I've Been
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My Life In Pictures
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Working Practices
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Manly Pursuits
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Hooting Yard Fan Fiction
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Adventures In Modern Cycling
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Things to do
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Retrospective
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Track Of The Week
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Shopping
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Bikes And Bike People
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imaginary games.
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Home Improvement
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txtimg
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restoration
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Audio/visual retrospective
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Bognor Regis
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Indicators
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Extraordinary People
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Men Only 1958
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Experiments For Today
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Memory
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The BigMetalTower
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Infants in peril
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Instructions
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Feral Shoes
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Origami
(16)
ignorant ornithology
(15)
The Cyclemotor Project
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leonard barras
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Airship over the Pole
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Don't Scare Easy
(13)
Flights into the Future
(10)
The League of Outa-Space
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Sheds
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Philosophy 101
(8)
poems
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From Earth To Moon And A Trip Round It
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Mungo the Cargo Ship
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barrythebike
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raleigh chiltern
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Blue Plaque Spotting
(5)
Icarus Fallen
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#squarewave
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bamboo band
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AtomPunk
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HRH Charles Prince of Wales Bears Witness
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Signs
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The Horse Mausoleum
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tools
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Big Bass Banjo Spotting
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Rountoit
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sellling
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Blog Archive
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January
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- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.31
- My 'Track Of The Week' : "Sabre Dance" (as played ...
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.30
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.29
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.28
- I'm Touched.
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.27
- Cycle-Motor: The Clutch Cable.
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.26
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.25
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.24
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.23
- Sundry Mortifications No17: 6 Clicks.
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.22
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.21
- My 'Track Of The Week' : "Yellow Bird" (Played on ...
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.20
- Cycle-Motor: The Backwheel.
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.19
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.18
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.17
- Reality Bites Back.
- Sundry Mortifications No17: Another Year, Another ...
- Two Rants and a Brag.
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.16
- Sundry Mortifications No16: Bottom of the Bottle.
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.15
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.14
- Heart (Demo 03)
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.13
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.12
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.11
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.10
- As I Walked Out To The Littlehampton Ukulele Jam.
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.9
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.8
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.7
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.6
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.5
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.4
- Boffin On The Beach.
- Toy Piano and Glockenspiel.
- I Like To Press Wild Flowers.
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No.3
- Cardboard Reality Interventions 2011: No. 1 & 2
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2 comments:
I'm waiting for a story to appear on the news wires: OUTBREAK OF ANT BITES ON EARS IN SOUTHERN ENGLAND PUZZLES SEVERAL
All this cardboard is very discreet and amusing street-art.
It is far less intrusive that that widespread and offensive grafitti, and will rapidly bio-degrade.
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