Tuesday


dan and jim and dane eire oh something or other




Sunday


Flaming Lips, Beirut and Joanna Newsom @ green man festival
flipin great... I'm there ---->


Thursday



1 - clarence





2 - mermaid egypt 0h! nine



3 - the barn





4 - people








I have sinned

Tuesday


drive by denver 0h 5








slassssshhh - good time pow pow not long ago at all





Monday

can't stop listening to Joanna's new album dammit.



she's different, is she from someplace else?


swedish songstresses First Aid Kit offbeat little video - good stuff

Saturday



Was introduced to this film the other day and thoroughly enjoyed it... best film i've seen in a long while, but that's just me... it's out of the Balkans

Tuesday




morocc09

dunno 'bout you but i'm jus' a bag o' bones


Kook paper... very good

buy it here for £2.00,

Thursday

Wednesday

Saturday


south coast 6 feb ... cheers greg martin for the shots

Thursday

article in the cornish gaurdian yesterday >

HUNDREDS of residents fear that one of Padstow's beauty spots could be ruined if a controversial planning application gets the go-ahead.

A proposal has been submitted to Cornwall Council to install a surface water outfall pipe with trenching works at Booby's Bay, near St Merryn.

The application has been submitted by multi-millionaire entrepreneur Simon Nixon, the founder of moneysupermarket.com.

In 2009 planning permission was granted for a three-storey house at Little Polgarron, which includes a lower floor consisting of bedrooms and a leisure wing, which will be sunk underground. Since then site investigation work has shown that the high water table on the site could put the property at risk of flooding so the applicant has been forced to submit a second application for the proposed outfall.

Outrage

The pipe would run from the property to cliffs overlooking the beach at Booby's Bay – and has caused outrage among residents. Already more than 200 letters of objection have been sent to the council and a group has been set up on the social networking site Facebook called 'Booby's Bay drainage application', which already has more than 1,000 members.

People are concerned that the pipe would not only damage the surrounding area but the contents could also affect the beach and the water quality.

Brothers John and Benjie Eldridge and Nathan Bennetts started the Facebook page, Benjie said: "The main reasons for us objecting so heavily is because recently Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty have come under attack from developers in the area and we can't let this continue.

"The people want to protect our coastline and it is a valuable asset to both the our community and economy, and should not under any circumstances be vandalised by development.

"The application states 'surface water' but does not state the meaning of surface water and to what depth it refers to. Digging down past the water table, adding sewage and household drainage is not surface water.

"We believe a proper environmental investigation is required to determine the effects of lowering the water table. This should have been done by the architects before planning was applied for. We believe the application has tried to avoid the public eye by misleading them with the information supplied."

Noon Projects, on behalf on Mr Nixon, released a statement saying: "This proposed outfall is to redirect the naturally occurring groundwater only and to balance out the seasonal variations that occur to the levels of this water within the development area of the site.

"All water discharged from the property, including toilets, showers, sinks and the natural water swimming pool, will run through our onsite treatment plant before finally passing through an ultraviolet treatment chamber. From here the water is allowed to discharge into the ground through a designed soakaway. The efficiency of the proposed treatment plant and the final standard of water discharged from the ultraviolet chamber will exceed current environmental standards and is of a higher quality than most developments."

something... coming.....



derelicte' lookin finless mind swing brought to life courtesy of Rob Royal