Hello, 

Good things comes to those who wait perhaps? Here's ten links to brighten your Sunday morning (I hope you're not looking at email on a Saturday night).

The Celebrity Labrador of Bruges
A good boy, now sadly departed. Found via Twitter.

Why we don't need cops to enforce traffic laws
Really interesting article about police discretion and discrimination and why white people don't like speed cameras. 

The Distandem
The first image looks like photoshop but worth viewing the full set of images. I bet it rides like a barge.  

A map of Great Britain 
But drawn using only the pubs. God I miss pubs. 

Yay no coal!
There was recently a lot of talk in the press about the UK going without coal within the power grid for two months. This sounds good right? Apparently it's not that straight forward.

From the series Degeneration
I've been enthralled by Richard's most recent work. This image showing the memories of people's homes and lives lived in these buildings is fascinating. Be sure to follow and check out the rest of his work which has gone from strength to strength in recent years. 

A chain of stupidity
I'm sucker for anything even vaguely spy related. This article about the GRU (a Russian spy agency) and how a 'shy nerd' from the East Midlands used largely open source techniques to expose details of the downing of flight MH17 and later the Skripal case really delivers. In real life they're not all as good as Jason Bourne. 

I'm Danny
Danny or @citymobility tweets about better city mobility, London and elsewhere. I find his account to be one of the most joyous things on Twitter. He always shows so much positivity in cycling and so many good things are happening. 

What's it like to get doxed for taking a bike ride
What happens when the internet mob decides that you're a racist guy in lycra? Well, it's not good. 

Exploring the postmodern aesthetic of '90s Taco Bell interior design
So utterly cool. Via Irène DB. 

That's all for now. 

Love as always, 

Andy