justNickoli

Tea is my cup of tea. Well, my mug of tea.

I'm not a cyclist, I'm just using a bike

Keep calm? You, could, or you could just panic.

Is jam your thing?

You've seen a stop sign, but have you ever needed a sign to wait?

Why not go for a bike ride

Let's go for a bike ride

"All of human wisdom is contained in these two words: wait and hope" - from The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas

The difference between treason and patriotism is only a matter of dates - Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo

this is a sign: keep left

Sometimes, all you need is percussive maintenance.

Fight climate change: go for a bike ride.

All of human wisdom is contained in these two words: wait and hope - Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo

Sketch of a ficticious skyline inspired partly by the bottle kilns of Stoke-on-Trent

Take cover in this bright bus stop

Does something in your life need a rebrand? Inspired by big brands with nothing to say but their name, and the style of British road signs, say nothing with this design.

A+ no notes, for things that are perfect just the way they are.

Don’t worry about perishable things like food. Spend your energy seeking the eternal life that the Son of Man can give you. John 6 v27

Feel the fear, fight the fear

A+ no notes, for things that are perfect just the way they are.

A+ no notes, for things that are perfect just the way they are.

A+, no notes - for things that are just perfect the way they are.

Is there no such thing as a stupid question? Some people can make you doubt the saying.

Library? Library. Let's go do some reading.

I may be a mess, but I'm still here

Therapy works (slowly)

Threapy works (slowly)

Is cycling the same way more than once recycling?

For the days you don't feel quite all there - or perhaps just haven't had your coffee yet.

Every silver lining has a cloud

At some point in the eighteenth century, a man stood in Uttoxter without a hat. 70 years after his death, this memorial was errected to that act of penance. That man was Samuel Johnson, the author best known his Dictionary of the English Language.

Stoke-on-Trent, city of angels (or is it just that one angel on Burslem Town Hall?), home of pottery, six towns in one