London Visit

Went up to Chiswick today to drop off my Climate Change work from the last few days,and met the gorgious Sarah Bates,our liason at the offices of DM,the company that i did the survey for.



Didn't know that their offices are right close to Fullers brewery,so on the way back had to pop into the brewery shop,and purchased two bottled ales and a London Pride glass. The ales are Fullers Golden Ale (8.5% ABV) and Gales Old Ale in the corked bottle (9% ABV). I should have brought the camera to take some photos of the famous London brewery. Maybe next visit.

Also in the Chiswick High Road,which is less than ten minutes walk away, is the main offices of the famous Rampart Dance Company whom have graced the Brighton festival on many occassions.

Found a nice copy of "Slidin' On The Frets" (Yazoo CD) from a second hand record shop in Chiswick for £5,and "The Langley Schools Project" CD (Bar Nnne) for £5.

Picked up a few books in Chiswick very cheaply for the stall,and then caught a 27 bus towards Notiing Hill Gate. Exchanged some CD's and bought some new ones - these being Can "Flow Motion" (Spoon SACD), Atomic Rooster "Death Walks Behind You" (Castle CD),Fred Anderson and Robert Barry "Duets 2001" (Thrill Jockey CD),Terry Riley "Descending Moonshine Dervishes / For The Ten Voices of the 2 Prophets" (Kuckuck double-CD 1993), Atomic Rooster "In Hearing Of" (Castle CD), Art Ensemble of Chicago "Live In Paris" (Snapper CD), and Sun Ra "Fate In A Pleasant Mood / When Sun Comes Out" (Evidence CD). I got rid off alot of Wutang Clan stuff for these.

Not far from there i bought Alexander Trocchi's "Young Adam" (Rebel paperback) for 99p.

Then went home.