Kieran Turner's photos with the keyword: wall

The house behind the gate is a lot less run down! I hope they can preserve the gate as it is, rather than renewing it. ;)

I shooed them back into their field before they fell into the path of a car. (This is just after a blind bend.) Silly children!

I shooed them back into their field before they fell into the path of a car. (This is just after a blind bend.) Silly children!

Fab graffiti outside the Rampart Street squatted social centre & cultural space.

Unusually, Jason's hallucination was visible on camera.

The rest is just nice sunlight. Actually, the mobile phone camera failed to really get it, but the sunlight was gloriously golden, so here you go: a lost moment of January light. It's more here to document the fact that going back to Brighton for the day, and kinda forgetting to leave for the weekend, is brilliant. And I feel refreshed. And 2008 just may actually be a new year.

Several miles of demonstration stewarding takes its toll!

Wise, was this sheep.

*So* much manipulation went into this – which I'd normally disapprove of – to get rid of the unsightly signs and traffic island in the middle of the road. It's by no means perfect (the far kerb and the bollard give it away) but I didn't want to spend an entire lifetime on it. Although I'm tempted to revisit it... Anyway, I much prefer the "old world" look that the street furniture was ruining.

No particular connection to me. But I love Telscombe because there's a kinda secret way there. Travelling east along the coast after Brighton, there's not another tarred road north until Newhaven. But there IS a legal road, running across Telscombe Tye. In the other direction (from the village) it's marked as a dead end. But it also has 60mph signs! Exploring it, and finding a gorgeous little village at the end, complete with red telephone box, was like discovering a lost world.

Dave (on the left) is a bit of a legend. He throws amazing parties. For the millenium, it was decided that his house wasn't going to be big enough, so we built another one in the garden... The ass is Jason's ;) There's another one from this day here: www.flickr.com/photos/captain-k/111335048/

("Comrades") Three of the four awesome Vagabonds of the Eastern World , as this Irish team was called, along with John who'd joined my team after losing his vehicle. These. Guys. Rock.