Finally looking like a big city. Will have to stand here more often. Okayama city.
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After years of blundering through life and getting it wrong, I decided to go a bit zen and move to Japan. And after 2 years of social mistakes, language errors, over-drinking and karaoke I came home for a break. So now I'm getting it wrong around the UK. This should only be a temporary change, but who knows? Destiny spies a man in high heels and a wig...
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- Chris C
- My name is Chris. I am an English person. I took all these pictures. They're mine. MINE! OK?
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- Yummy yummy. Ichigo daifuku- the return...
- The world is a better place
- The bridge at Korakuen.
- Oh my Lord, Okayama really IS a city...
- BESTIALITY ALERT! Child molests bird. Okayama. Nov...
- Woodwork and a winding stairs at Ushimado.
- The morning after. Spacious Ushimado villa. Are th...
- Bob and Kathryn prepare to torch the villa prepare...
- Rachel carves the turkey (after Herbert and I fail...
- And I am thankful for... um... er...
- As Betsy said,
- Amy (R) and I pose for the cameras.
- Finally looking like a big city. Will have to stan...
- Traffic in the city
- Okayama city looking pretty
- Halfway through year 2? Really?
- Pretty gingko tree complete with brain-oiling nuts...
- Gonna lay down my sword and shield, down by the ri...
- Beautiful Katsuyama.
- The mouth of lake Shinji in Matsue. At night. If y...
- One more goo and it'd be a Too Shy-Shy 80's pop gr...
- More autumn colour at Matsue castle.
- Matsue castle. Bigger than it looks...
- Pretty autumn colours. Matsue city.
- Fiona follows in the footsteps of Lafcadio Hearn. ...
- The sky's falling in! The sky is falling in!
- Craig David- Seven Days
- Such a drag...
- Barking dachshunds and alcohol...
- A little bit hmm...
- Autumn colour in Takebe. It's that time of year ag...
- Crested crane. Very nice.
- A bit of blue for the Dads- the common crowned pig...
- Toucan at Takebe!
- Rachel and Neil as two important Japanese icons- H...
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