On Saturday we went down to London to go and see the most excellent Earth From The Air (also know as Earth From Above) on the South Bank, next to the half-gerkin GLA building. The photography is amazing, and I recommend that everyone go.

As you can see, the weather was pretty rough. I'd have liked to taken more photographs, but we were starting to get frostbite...

Then on to Oxford Street, to check out the HMV sale. Bad move. I found some bargains, and got Trouser Jazz (Mr Scruff), Between Darkness And Wonder (Lamb), Pre-Millennium Tension (Tricky) and Laika Come Home (Space Monkeyz & Gorillaz) for £20, so rewarded myself with Bubba Ho-Tep. Then we stopped off at a local pub for a pint or two (for future reference it's The Green Man on Berwick Street), before heading out to find The Red Onion. The food there is excellent (thanks to Russel for mentioning it in the past), and reasonably priced: two starters and mains with a bottle of wine was £50. My only complaint is that the service was a little slow, but we did arrive the same time as a party of 20.

Sunday is laze day: a bit of cleaning and listening to the new music. As a second reward to myself for being relatively good in HMV I bought another three albums in the morning: Out From Out Where (Amon Tobin), Sounds From The Verve Hi-fi (Thievery Corporation), and Birth Of The Cool (Miles Davis). I best stay away from Amazon for a while now...

NP: One Offs... Remixes and B-Sides, Bonobo