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In celebration of the Mazda 121 - The Bubble.

When these little Mazda 121's started to appear back in 1994 I really wanted one. Looking at them now I'm not sure what was going on in my head back then, but, they are incredibly cute and quite an interesting design, I suppose. The Mazda 121 was nick-named "The Bubble" or "The Jellybean" or "The Hat". They were produced between 1991 - 1995 and not many seemed to be on our streets at that time so I am guessing they weren't massive seller.
I remember seeing a "pimped" one of these driving around Soho Square in London one Saturday night; it made me laugh out loud.

This made me smile.

I spotted this sign just off Carnaby Street, London.

Abandoned gas station.

I live in one of the most sophisticated and grown-up countries in the world - Great Britain!

The rainbow flag flies over a building in Whitehall, close to Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square, Friday, March 28, 2014, to mark the start of same-sex weddings in the UK on Saturday March 29, 2014. It marks a profound shift in attitudes in a country that little more than a decade ago had a law on the books banning the “promotion” of homosexuality.

In celebration of the Aston Martin Lagonda.

1978 the Marquess and Marchioness of Tavistock with their son, Jamie, 3, with the first ever Aston Martin Lagonda car, delivered to their home at Woburn Abbey, near Aston's then factory at Newport Pagnell. It was the marchioness's wedding anniversary gift to her husband.

Behind the smiles was a farcical situation: the car didn't actually work, and was delivered for its photo call on a low-loader. The amazing looking Lagonda developed a well deserved reputation for unreliability for ever more.

However, I love this Concorde-era motor car, they evoke much of what the 1970s were about - the good (design) and the bad (reliability).

Spring in Wanstead, London E11

Saturday morning; a fry-up?

Old Mod - Never to old to look good!

Clarice Cliff's house.

Chetwynd House, Clayton - former home of Clarice Cliff and her husband Colley Shorter.

Room with a view.

Abandoned Ford Mustang on an abandoned property in Georgia.

Mini Clubman 1275 GT.

Abandoned City of Pripyat Ukraine.

Tatty-ham Court Road Underground Station.

Tottenham Court Road Underground Station (never my favourite) is looking pretty dilapidated at the moment. I know it's closing in the near future but I wish they would hurry up with the whole process.

Matte black house wrap

A sea daffodils - must be Spring!

B.T. Tower at night.

Mercedes Dashboard.

George Best, a Lotus and a dolly-bird.

George Best and his fiancee Eva Haraldsted outside his clothing boutique on Manchester's Bridge Street, 1969. Great period photograph.

Crows gather in Valentines Park, Ilford.

Dream Dinner Party Guest - Grayson Perry.

Through the bay window.

Polly feeling a little weight conscious.

The two horse power Dacia - coming to Britain soon.

Brooklyn.

Paul Newman.

Rusty stairs.

Flash the shamrock for St. Patrick's Day!

1968 Lamborghini Miura.

Quentin Crisp a true British original and hero of mine.

London Gents in Bowler Hats.

Timepiece photograph.

Citroen CX

Secret space.

Dream dinner party guest - W.C. Fields

In need of decoration.

Rear view mirror.

Queen driving tube train in mink coat, 1969

En suite room.

Citroen CX Dashboard.

New Tottenham Court Road Underground Station glimpsed.

Facade of building is all that's left on Oxford Street.

Facade of building on Oxford Street, London. The rest of the building has been demolished and the facade is all that's standing.