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Make like a fridge and chill

Flower Power

Love vegetables

Flour power - for those who bake, using the power of flour whether it's for cakes, breads, or pastries.

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?

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.

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