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View fullsize I don’t normally take pictures of my food (terrible habit) but I had the most delicious bulgogi at this new Korean place in Tooting the other evening. Almost as good as halmoni makes. #tastydinner #eatingout #tootingbroadway #koreanfood #beefb
View fullsize Had lots of fun (is that allowed?) doing a night shoot yesterday evening. Had to wait ages for it to get dark. Metaphorical point if you can work out where we were… #topgearmagazine #nightshoot #cars #superminis #graffiti
View fullsize Mum and dad live in the countryside now, nice to be able to visit and go for a pleasant walk through fields and that. Amazing how nice things can smell when there aren’t traffic jams piled up everywhere.
View fullsize Ah, that glorious fine minutes a year when the Judas tree outside our house goes into blossom. It’s full of bees, who keep boshing into the window I’m working at, saying a polite ‘Excuse me’, and then they buzz onwards and upw
View fullsize Yesterday we walked up Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh (to get some exercise in, because we’d mostly just been lounging around doing nothing up to that point in the holiday). One of us was having problems with our hair, but it was fun to watch
View fullsize It was delightful when we arrived in Edinburgh, crowds aside. The castle is a charming brooding presence, and Arthur’s Seat looks like someone ordered a hill online and got the wrong size. Then during the afternoon the fog slowly muscled in and
View fullsize The Queensferry Crossing over the River Forth is absolutely mesmerising – I was looking forward to seeing the Forth Bridge in person, but this one is much cooler. Finally the useless non-opening sunroof on the hire car earns its keep. Next stop
View fullsize Obviously mountains have faces – four of them, like a fancy clock. The north face of Ben Nevis (Did you know – it’s short for Benjamin Nevis) is guaranteed death, while the south face is really high and exhausting, so we just totter
View fullsize Today we got a boat to an island, walked around on the island, and then came back again. It was fun. The island had sheep and cows and various types of birds, none of which had evolved in interesting or terrifying ways. Got a bit of a face soaking on
View fullsize Just standing on a rock so I don’t get my new walking shoes* wet. *I’ve never worn functionally useful shoes before, this is quite a novelty. #scotland #scotlandexplore #lochshiel #lochstockandtwodryshoes
View fullsize Sure I’ve seen this bridge thing on the telly. Hundreds of people walked three minutes from the car park to watch a train go past then left again. Foreign tourists are on tight schedules round these parts. We did a lazy walk up the hill instead
View fullsize Inverness, what a place. It’s full of implicit warning about the wilderness beyond, the ‘might as well put it here’ city. Everybody is very friendly there though and the River Ness running through the middle is very relaxing to sit