What I did in September 2022

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Open House lasted for weeks this year, not just one weekend, so I saw many places:

Golden Lane Estate
RSHP Studio at Leadenhall Building (Cheesegrater)
The Centre of the Cell and Neuron Pod
Painters' Hall
Swedenborg House
Pushkin House
Post Building
E.H. Smith
St Bride Foundation
Jellicoe Gardens
Meta's office
The Water Tower
People's Museum Somerstown
New River Head/Quentin Blake Illustration Centre
The Treehouse
Earl's Court Development Company
Low Line Arches
Anderson Shelter
Energy Hub
Walworth Garden
St Paul's, Newington
DSDHA
Streatham Pumping Station.
Stockwell Bus Garage
Vanbrugh Park Estate
Lincoln's Inn
Artworkers' guild - Table Top Museums
Nubia Way

doseybat and I went to see Charon on the Limmo peninsula. Charon was a giant zoetrope with skeletons that rowed a boat and hands that would arise from the water. It was originally shown at Burning Man.

I went for drinks with Ingress players at the Dog House in Kennington the first Friday in September.

I cheered my sister-in-law on in a race and then we all met up in Greenwich Park, and after that took the boat.

I went for drinks after visiting the Low Line Arches at the Miller pub.

I ate ice-cream at Badiani on a few occasions (La Dolcevita, apricot sorbet, pineapple sorbet, buontalenti pistachio).

I was staring at bricks, drinking wine, in a brick showroom, when I heard the news the Queen had died.

I did an Ingress banner in Tooting and ate kulfi.

I had a Covid booster.

I visited Tunbridge Wells and went to an automata exhibition there.

I walked around Beckenham Place Park after I'd visited Nubia Way in Downham for Open House.

I peered at the little houses and walked the maze and became a human sundial in Vauxhall Park.

I finished the pine cone bag I made, inspired by Brian and Charles.

I played the new Monkey Island game.

I took a lot of photos of Open House venues, but haven't finished uploading them, so here's a few photos, mostly of bricks: September 2022.