In Dean Lane, there is a fence which separates off the skate park from the council swimming pool. The wall here is a bit of a free-for-all and there really are no rules, apart from the fact that it is less legitimate than the main walls of the spot. To access the wall you first of all need to scale the fence…not for the feint-hearted.
I have not seen any Oner work in Dean Lane before, and this might be one of his first adventures to the site. I like the cartoonish style of this burner and the colours are uplifting. It is neat and tidy and has clean lines. I do like it when he spends a little bit of time on his work – sometimes his burners can be a little rough-and-ready.
Natural adventures 
Yeah that’s another cracker . . .
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It is indeed.
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Did you know there is a Banksy exhibition currently at the MOCO in Amsterdam? I’m going to go on Thursday. I first heard of him on your blog!
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I expect it will be enlightening and anarchic. Enjoy it.
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I’ll take pictures if I’m allowed. On this trip, I have seen some amazing wild style writing from the train, especially in and around Brussels. Unfortunately, the train moves too fast for me to register a tag, pull up the camera and click the shutter before it is gone down the track!
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Very difficult to photograph moving graffiti. You could try slow motion videos.
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If I’m still, I manage ok. I frequently take pictures of railcar graffiti in the US. The issue this trip was that I was on the Eurostar and the Thalys running between 125 and 150 mph. I will try to capture some ICM on the way back but it will be indistinguishable as street art. It will look more like Jackson Pollock on an acid trip.
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Hah!
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