What I did in September 2021

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I visited Folkestone, walked on the beach and swam in the sea and saw a crumbling Janus and other art in the Folkestone Triennial.

I wandered around the Frieze sculpture park in Regent's Park and saw colourful sculptures.

Open House weekend lasted for longer than a week this year! I saw many places:

Drapers' Hall
Cutlers' Hall (part of the Thames Festival as opposed to Open House.)
Gresham College - Barnard's Inn Hall
Freemasons' Hall
Ebury Edge
The Clockworks
Westminster Quaker Meeting House
New Museum of London
Royal Opera House
Phoenix Gardens Community Building
Crofton Roman Villa
Manor House Gardens ice house
Museum of Neoliberalism
Polish Social and Cultural Association (POSK)
Tin House
Roca
Now Gallery
C1
C3 - Bureau
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Last year, I made some Animal Crossing related sound art using Max, and in September, it was included in The National Videogames Museum's exhibition:
http://animalcrossingdiaries.thenvm.org/entry/turnip-sounds/

I had asbestos issues in my building so spent a few weeks in Kent, walking in fields, past hay bales, in the woods, by the river, around the castle, and to the next village.

One day I noticed a trail of bread crumbs leading to the station.

I went to an Enlightened London BBQ! It was great to see some Ingress players.

I walked the Brockley Three Peaks one day and saw a stone circle.

I met up with glyn and we visited various places and then walked around North Greenwich.

I re-read Microserfs for the Coupland book club.

I walked around Deptford and Greenwich and ate vegan cake in the park.

I walked a lot for the Ingress Optima Kinetic Capsule Challenge.

I went to a virtual Ingress First Saturday in Inverness and helped solve the passcode.

I attended some of the Tinkering World Tour MOOC style sessions.

I played games with friends some evenings online.

I saw the_elyan and we sat outside a pub and had drinks and then had ice-cream.

Photos on Flickr: September 2021