JOE167 is at the Museum of Science and Industry
JOE167 is at the Museum of Science and Industry, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.
Because he can’t get in to the beer festivsl either.
Because he can’t get in to the beer festivsl either.
On a statue of sheep. His card has the old blogspot address on it.
In the E of Avenue, where he’ll be sheltered from any snow.
Last Tuesday would have been Andy’s birthday. I didn’t get to release any Bots or GIs for it, but I did get out on my bike the following day with a couple of robots and a Hummer full of GIs, all of which ended up in the snow in Platt Fields. Annoyingly, it’s taken me until today to upload the pictures.
After giving the robots and soldiers their chilly freedom I headed on into town to shop, write and get this shot of the town hall complete with Santa and Christmas trees.
Entrusted to Ashley.
The plan was to get up early(ish) and release a bunch of Transformers whilst other people had a lie in. The problem is it’s Sunday, so I had a lie in. On the plus side, this way I got to see some of the responses to the robots, and I found out that teh South Manchester Model Boat Club sails on the boating lake on Sunday mornings.
Listening to Stealing Sheep.
Left there last night. I forgot to send the picture right away.
I’ve been releasing GIs and Transformers almost everywhere I’ve travelled for the last three and a half years, an ongoing memorial to Andy. Now I want to step things up, and I’d like to enlist your help.
I want to send GIs and Transformers all over the world. So, if you would like your own numbered memorial soldier or robot all that’s needed is a small donation to postage and I will send you one. All I ask in return is that you send back a picture of them in an interesting location for me to publish. Any profit after sending out the troops will be donated to the JustGiving page set up in Andy’s memory.
Chilling with a graffiti mouse.
Checking out some interesting new architecture.
On the water feature. And I just say someone pick him up, read the card and put him back down.
Enjoying Pride.
Guarding.
Being buffeted by the wind.
Hanging out, looking for trouble.
On Dunkirk industrial estate in Nottingham.
In an alley.
On the Oliver Cromwell statue.
Which is on the Salford side of Albert Bridge.