just recieved some quality product design modeling from the guys at AME prototyping.

just checked some parts I ordered are comming... arriving friday... hopefully another good job form Adnor ltd.

dance floor always recomends di.fm... house music section

dancefloor recommends a few glasses of this a day to keep on kicking!

dance floor totally recoments buying loads of garlic puree from sainsburies... at 60p a tube you cannot go wrong.  Load it into every meal you cook.. and it better than standard garlic... as it is easier for us all to digest.. but we all get the benefits of eating garlic.

dance floor recommends the flavour shaker for crushing coriander seeds.... perfect

I framed many of my favourite photos.. but this one is just still lying around.... I love it as was there taking the photo.  Beng on the bank of the Ganges without anyone taking any notice was magical..

what we do when we are bored... but this is view from my bedroom window about 1998.

With an engineering degree I have always been told I cannot draw... unfortunately I'm getting round to doing a few drawing.  As it is important to set a bench mark I thought that I'd post one that I have tried to do on location so far... so all others should be better!

better play a few tunes before going out... will have to work late to make up for lost time!

The ultimate in walking accessory.. Sector 9 scate boards, are the ultimate way of having fun and getting about.  Just about to go and photograph the best place to try them out ... a nice little slope in Queen's Park.  Then I'll get round to updating my behind times product design website.

Cold melt glue guns are perfect for model making.  This is incomparison to hot melt glue guns which cause all sorts of sticky situations.

Nobody should be without a dremmel to modify any fine details in there models.

This blog is really about experiencing the urban and vernacular landscape;  hopefully it will feed into the effect of the everyday experience in terms of product design, photography, architecture and urban planning.

not the best photograph of the red bridge in the world... but I have been meaning to take a photo for while.. guess one has to start somewhere.  The bridge is on the main road between Kensal Green and Shepard's Bush.. so one is usually driving past, and one doesn't get the chance to enjoy the views... or inspect the paint work!

Welcome to my new blog... I hope anyone reading it finds it interesting.