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U2 in Frankfurt and Hannover, August 2010
Posted via email from Caroline 25 years I’ve been following this band and every time I think ‘ok, that’s enough’, they’ll come and surprise me. Miraculously coming back on the road some 10 weeks after Bono’s spinal surgery seems to … Continue reading
Morning, beautiful
Morning, beautiful, originally uploaded by Caroline. Although my hotel on Osborne Street in London gets bad reviews on travel sites, I didn’t have a problem with it at all. Yes it’s a little run down and I’m sure some people … Continue reading
Efterklang, Tortoise and Liars at Analog Festival
Efterklang , originally uploaded by Caroline. My guest pass for the Rogue’s Gallery festival also gave me access to the second day of the Analog Festival. Three bands I’d never heard of before were on the bill. The concert started … Continue reading
Flickr wish
I wish there was a way on Flickr to upload a batch of photos temporarily, without them appearing in your photostream. So you can look at them, rotate them, whatever, and then tick off the ones you want to add … Continue reading
Spis i Nyhavn
A second set of photos taken in Copenhagen on day 3 of my stay, the results of an eight hour walk from Vesterbro to Christianshavn, to Nyhavn and all around the City. I gave myself a task for the day: … Continue reading
Copenhagen by night
A set of photos taken on my first day in Denmark. A pro would cull these down to 3 shots, but that would take too much time so there’s 34 in all. Scandinavian Christmas decorations aren’t permeated by the American … Continue reading
‘I am red hot kitchen’
Shirley Manson, like Kylie Minogue, is likeable and exciting to watch. I don’t care a whole lot for Garbage as a band (not since their first album, anyway), but their leading lady is just riveting. (Selection of photos) A sign … Continue reading
I’m not your girlfriend
What creeps me out about places like Flickr is when people you don’t know, have never met, have never e-mailed with, ‘friend’ you. I wish there was a way you could ‘unfriend’ strangers. Or simply not allow it unless you … Continue reading
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