Pete's Aquarius

Aquarius
Buried Treasure
Callanish
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McMac
Pardon?
Tattoo
Camera Obscura
High Creagan
The West Highlander
Pot Of Gold
StarVoyagers
Deep Breath
Vulpes Vulgaris
Richard
H.M.S. Belfast
Firing Range
Royal Visit
Crisp and Even
Elizabeth
Great Court
S.T. Barnabas
Runaway
Vengence Weapon No 1
Water Trough
Woolwich Ferry
CloudBusting
Segas
Showing My Age
39 Rue Grande
Nigel Knows
Disco
Not Cricket
It Is Better
Mind How You Go
No Flowers
Ashes to Ashes
R.I.P.
Feminist
Four floors above the apothekerie,
Up winding wooden tread
That grow tighter, steeper at the top,
Leave breathless climber red.

Pulling open narrow Fenetre
And leaning on iron scroll bar,
Look out to flag decked Town Hall,
And down to Citroen oyster car.

Across the rue where Pompiers play
Football in the station yard,
Where hoses hang from tower tall,
Where silver helmets stand silent guard.

Where Gendarme lingers at the
lights Soon to change to green,
where Chauffeur slows to soft clasp hand, Early morning greeting scene.

Prisunic and Printemps,
And steaming public baths,
Patisserie, Boucherie,
And Cafe furniture paths.

Mother church of solid stone,
colourfull market stalls,
Glorious sound of mellow bells,
And vendors curious calls.

Onions, garlic, artichokes,
And metre lengths of bread,
These sights and sounds of rural France
Forever in my head.

HIGH STREET FONTAINEBLEAU