Graham
Photos, stories, and news from Graham Miln.
Unknown Insect
This afternoon it came into reach and I decided to usher it out of the window. In doing so, I realised that it had wings and two few legs for a spider.
Fresh Food Market
I am keenly aware of how lucky we are with fresh food markets in France. Below are few photos of the latest produce available in our local market.
Nudging on Lyon Metro
Lyon’s underground platforms mark where the train doors will be. At peak times, this causes a problem.
Swept Along by the Rhône
For the next few minutes we found ourselves tracking a person who had fallen – or dived – into the turbulent thrashing river Rhône.
Life Size Lego
The Lego at the recent Foire Internationale de Lyon at Eurexpo was a welcome distraction. The exhibition was loud, confused, and full of sales people. The Lego offered an escape.
Delays and Page Shuffle
It has been a frustrating few weeks. We are working our way through the legal steps to secure our future home. Last week we learnt that there would be an additional delay.
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Street Cleaning with a Vacuum
So when we visited Brussels and I saw a big street vacuum, I did not hesitate to record the moment. After a long delay, I made the time to put that footage together into a short film.
Tiny Spider
My reaction to spiders has changed since living in Australia. I am still uncomfortable when I first notice a spider but after a moment the rush of fear subsides. After Australian spiders, justifying a fear of spiders in France is impossible.
Is This the Spikiest Tree?
A short film of yesterday’s spikiest tree, the Gleditsia Caspica, in Lyon’s parc de la tête d’or.