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Whilst based in Canterbury I took the short bus journey towards the coastal town of Herne Bay with Catherine, a place she spent many summers as a young girl with her grandparents. I took a few photos which I share with you below but you can find my Herne Bay set on Flickr for more if you so wish to you rasclart!
A short feature on the BBC News show Fast Track about Tokyo, featuring the Hackney native, Danny Choo.
A lack of internet access in Canterbury has meant I haven’t had a chance to post this short clip of my visit to the short-lived recreation of the coffee shop made famous by the television show, Friends
The queue was monstrous with an estimated wait of over two and a half hours, with that knowledge in mind I was quite content to press my face up against the window to look inside and take a few photos.
One of the most frustrating things about not being in London at this time of year is that I miss out on things like the Raindance Film Festival. As is customary they promote Japanese films in what they call ‘Way Out East‘ section.
If you do happen to be around town, you have one more chance to watch of the last Japanese films to be shown, ‘Ain’t No Tomorrows‘ tomorrow afternoon at 2pm.
Last week saw the celebrations of China at 60. The Boston Globe has collected a gorgeous selection of photos taken from the event. Click on the photos!
