tag:beforetoday.blog.co.uk,2009-11-08:/MokoFeed2009-11-08T23:31:37+01:00tag:beforetoday.blog.co.uk,2009-01-12:/2008/01/16/boat_bottom~3588358/#c8777883deleted user2009-01-12T07:01:31+01:002009-01-12T07:01:31+01:00your site is very usefull for us <br> http://generic-medicine.blogspot.com/<br> http://20six.co.uk/toponseo<br> http://generic-drug.blogdrive.com/<br> http://www.blogstudio.com/GenericDrug/index.html<br> http://generic-drug.blog.ca/<br> http://generic-drug.blog.co.uk/<br> http://generic-drug.blog.de/tag:beforetoday.blog.co.uk,2008-01-12:/2008/01/12/archways_in_a_wall~3564054/#c5719737marlboroughman2008-01-12T09:10:14+01:002008-01-12T09:10:14+01:00brilliant! Spotting other people's back gardens by accident when they aren't usually there to be seen is an interesting exercise. Often might see a back garden that's always visible from a footpath I take, but in your instance it's particularly interesting off the beaten track when they are in their normal or natural state, monumental, i.e. empty of human life.tag:beforetoday.blog.co.uk,2008-01-12:/2008/01/12/archways_in_a_wall~3564054/#c5718922deleted user2008-01-12T01:52:06+01:002008-01-12T01:52:06+01:00Well observed! I enjoy walking around and noticing things. There's always something you haven't seen before. Today I walked up some stone steps next to a building that I've walked past just about every day for 15 years. A treacherous staircase attached to a building, behind the advertising hoardings, led me up to someone's back garden. Interesting nonetheless. Now I know...