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My desktop wallpaper this morning is another shot from last weekend’s Beyond The Border international storytelling festival.
One of the great things about the festival is the atmosphere that it creates, and a big part of that is done by the various food caterers who come and set up pitch for the weekend. It’s very difficult to have a favourite, but we did end up eating a few times in the Roots Cafe, where they had this silk flower on one of their table tops.
More from the Roots Cafe and Beyond The Border for tomorrow’s wallpaper!
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Stuart has been writing PHP applications since 2003, and has been contributing to open-source software since 1994. He was an early writer for php|architect, a co-author of the Official Zend Certification Study Guide for PHP 4, and a regular speaker at conferences and user groups since 2004.
When he's not designing software, Stuart loves to explore the world through a camera lens, spend time with his beloved guitars, and continue his study to T'ai Chi Chu'an (Taijiquan).
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Not much to add, really, except to say that my sister-in-law got married here several years ago. There’s currently no clear indication what the building will be used for next, and from the outside it appears to be completely unused now.
Copyright (c) Stuart Herbert. blog | twitter: (photography) (all) | facebook: (Merthyr Road project) (all).
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If you’re reading this in the RSS feed, my original blog post also includes a Google map showing where this photo was taken. Unfortunately I haven’t managed to get the map to appear yet in the RSS feed, so for now you’ll have to click through to my blog if you want to see the map. Sorry.
About The Author
Stuart has been writing PHP applications since 2003, and has been contributing to open-source software since 1994. He was an early writer for php|architect, a co-author of the Official Zend Certification Study Guide for PHP 4, and a regular speaker at conferences and user groups since 2004.
When he's not designing software, Stuart loves to explore the world through a camera lens, spend time with his beloved guitars, and continue his study to T'ai Chi Chu'an (Taijiquan).
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