Quickie panorama while waiting.

With the exception of the mush in the middle, I really like this.

I’ve posted this simply because I like small straight spaces flattened. The fish eye thing is appealing to me for some odd reason.

Apparently – and according to our young son – the ‘Ninjas’ live here. I think they’re hiding behind the ornamental panel seen in the panorama.

As with any buffet – or binge drinking session – the amount you’ve actually consumed quickly gets forgotten. I do remember having three duck wraps, three satay sticks and two (ahem) slices of cherry gateux though.

The ninja watcher consumed nigh on 16 coloured jellies, 3 dollops of ice cream and very little savoury (chips and noodles, sometimes wrapped in a duck wrap, sometimes not).

All part of our Birmingham holiday.

Note: I’ve got to be careful what I say about this kitchen as the owner of it might just be reading this… erk….

But seriously though, the only thing missing from this kitchen is Kevin McCloud doing his moving hand thingy and foaming at the mouth. It’s a lovely kitchen and indeed, so is the rest of the house.

Just before you think The Randwich has gone a little interiorsy, this is the kitchen of a great friend who we had a lovely weekend with. Okay, the weekend rain and wind was evil, but it was a pleasure spending time inside this house, all lovely and warm (read ‘uncomfortably hot’).

Many thanks to our hosts.

P.S. Is it just me, or does elements of the kitchen look slightly Kubrickian when flattened out like this?

This is the result you get when you ask someone to push you around on a thing that goes around and they do it wwwwaaaayyyy too fast.

‘a little to the left’ ‘go right’ ‘slow down, PhotoSynth can’t keep up’ (repeat until park is shut or light has gone)

This here device, along with it’s pal Mr. Mouse, have been my only comrades this week because of insane work commitments.

In short, never juggle more projects than there are hours in the day.

http://photosynth.net/view/9b989d44-a162-45fd-8a31-120fce616502

Well, what a place! Must say that I’m annoyed with myself that I haven’t been back to this place since I was a child. However, now I know how great it is and how brilliant it is for children, I will return oh Penllegare Woods.

Oh, and since when has been it been Penllegare and not Penllegaer? Or have I always been Welsh place name dyslexic?

View it interactively here: http://photosynth.net/view/7939dccd-358f-4c89-b3f6-510bb50410d6

This was prior to the Shane Williams Contractual End of Home Career Try.