Thursday doors – 29 May 2025 – Copenhagen doors, Denmark

Doors 309 – Copenhagen, Denmark (part IX), September 2024

The day has arrived, after a bit of a false start. This is the last in my series of doors from Copenhagen. Not only did I thoroughly enjoy my mini-break in the capital city of Denmark, but I have also enjoyed reliving it through posting this series of Thursday doors – a weird kind of vicarious experience, in which I had been the protagonist. Is that a thing?

These doors were the last I photographed during my trip, so they are not ‘odds and ends’, even though they are quite an eclectic selection.

In truth, I am also looking forward to posting doors from other towns and cities – I have so many in my archive and I am impatient to share them with you.

I hope that you enjoy this last hurrah from wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen.

Side door of Kristkirken (Christchurch?), Enghave Plads, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Side door of Kristkirken (Christchurch?), Enghave Plads, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Nicely framed door and window, Tondergade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Nicely framed door and window, Tondergade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Three doors and a big bird, Sundevedsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Three doors and a big bird, Sundevedsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Green doors, bicycles and a sassy onlooker, Kingosgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Green doors, bicycles and a sassy onlooker, Kingosgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024 (This is my favourite photograph in the whole series)
Double doors, bicycles and a fine surround, Sindshvilevej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Double doors, bicycles and a fine surround, Sindshvilevej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Doors of Hellig Kors Kirk, Kapelvej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Doors of Hellig Kors Kirk, Kapelvej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Unusual green door and beautiful bricks, Struenseegade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Unusual green door and beautiful bricks, Struenseegade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Grand green doors in Vendersgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Grand green doors in Vendersgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Just about a door as an excuse to show the common mode of transport in the city, Vendersgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Just about a door as an excuse to show the common mode of transport in the city, Vendersgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Austere corporate door, Vester Farimagsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Austere corporate door, Vester Farimagsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Doors of the Royal Danish Theatre, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Doors of the Royal Danish Theatre, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

So there we have it. I wave a fond farewell to a city that I would highly recommend to anyone. A clean, diverse, happy, historic, beautiful and somehow ‘good’ city.

Something a little different next time.

If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.

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Nice One

A gallery of outstanding writing, portraits and landscapes by the brilliant Bristol artist Nice One.

All photographs by Scooj

Nice One, Stapleton Road, Bristol, April 2025
Nice One, Stapleton Road, Bristol, April 2025
Nice One, Montpelier Park, Bristol, April 2025
Nice One, Montpelier Park, Bristol, April 2025
Nice One, Stapleton Road, Bristol, February 2025
Nice One, Stapleton Road, Bristol, February 2025
Nice One, Purdown, Bristol, February 2025
Nice One, Purdown, Bristol, February 2025
Nice One, Greenway Bush Lane, Bristol, January 2025
Nice One, Greenway Bush Lane, Bristol, January 2025
Nice One, Greenway Bush Lane, Bristol, January 2025
Nice One, Greenway Bush Lane, Bristol, January 2025
Nice One, Stapleton Road, Bristol, January 2025
Nice One, Stapleton Road, Bristol, January 2025
Solar and Nice One, Sparke Evans Park, Bristol, June 2024
Solar and Nice One, Sparke Evans Park, Bristol, June 2024
Nice One, Dean Lane, Bristol, October 2024
Nice One, Dean Lane, Bristol, October 2024
Nice One, Greenbank, Bristol, October 2024
Nice One, Greenbank, Bristol, October 2024
Nice One, Montpelier Park, Bristol, June 2024
Nice One, Montpelier Park, Bristol, June 2024
Nice One, Brunel Way, Bristol, July 2024
Nice One, Brunel Way, Bristol, July 2024
Nice One, Dean Lane, Bristol, August 2024
Nice One, Dean Lane, Bristol, August 2024

Thursday doors – 22 May 2025 – Copenhagen doors, Denmark

Doors 308 – Copenhagen, Denmark (part VIII), September 2024

I made a mistake last week. Today is not my last post from Copenhagen, it is in fact definitely the penultimate post and next time will be the last one – I promise.

I am getting a little overwhelmed with work and real life distractions, but my blog is my safe space where I can exercise a little mindfulness and calm, for me. I try to make time and space to write every day, and even though some of it is absolute nonsense, it is a great discipline. I say all this, to try and explain my error last week. It is, however, trivial and unimportant.

This week’s doors are from a slightly less affluent area of Copenhagen and is a series of graffiti doors. My knowledge of Danish street/graffiti artists is negligible, so I won’t even try to identify them. I do like the way doors are used in this way, whether it is high-end art or simply tagging, it adds a layer of story to the doors. I hope you enjoy them.

Rex and Bobby door, Estlandsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Rex and Bobby door, Estlandsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Heavily tagged doors Viktoriagade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Heavily tagged doors Viktoriagade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Tagged steps, entrance and door, Dybbolsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Tagged steps, entrance and door, Dybbolsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Three sets of doors, Ullerupgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Three sets of doors, Ullerupgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Tagged door with a rather nice owl in the middle, Amerikavej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Tagged door with a rather nice owl in the middle, Amerikavej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
So much tagging going on with these institution doors, Kapelvej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
So much tagging going on with these institution doors, Kapelvej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Fabulous character painted on basement doors, Kapelvej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Fabulous character painted on basement doors, Kapelvej, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Yellow bird and double doors (I saw a lot of this bird character on my visit), Norrebrogade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Yellow bird and double doors (I saw a lot of this bird character on my visit), Norrebrogade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

While I recognise that this selection of doors might not be everyone’s cup of tea, they further illustrate a different aspect of how doors are seen and used. Next time, I will be bidding a fond farewell to the doors of Copenhagen, I hope to see you then.

If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.

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Thursday doors – 15 May 2025 – Copenhagen doors, Denmark

Doors 307 – Copenhagen, Denmark (part VII), September 2024

Eek! I have had quite a disrupted week this week, spending Monday and Tuesday in Leeds/Bradford/Saltaire, and I have lost my rhythm. I can’t believe it is already Thursday, and naturally I am ill prepared for Thursday Doors, other than that I clearly have a vast archive of doors in the pipeline. Furthermore, I had forgotten that Dan is having a rest from Thursday Doors this week, but that he will be including submissions in his Sunday roundup.

Today’s selection of doors I think will be the penultimate entry from Copenhagen, and I am already looking forward to which doors to follow up with. This week’s doors are from the North West and West of Copenhagen, continuing along the banks of the artificial lakes and into some rather more Bohemian areas of the city. Here we go:

Community sharing spaces with rather tatty doors, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Community sharing spaces with rather tatty doors, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Red door for clothes swapping and sharing space, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Red door for clothes swapping and sharing space, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Yellow door for book swapping, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Yellow door for book swapping, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Street library with glass doors, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Street library with glass doors, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
The perfect door and bicycle combination, Ewaldsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
The perfect door and bicycle combination, Ewaldsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Wonderful blue door 'Brandvej' = fire lane, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Wonderful blue door ‘Brandvej’ = fire lane, Ewaldsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Beautifully framed door with window above, Ewaldsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Beautifully framed door with window above, Ewaldsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Stunning door surround, Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Stunning door surround, Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Black doors in an arched doorway, Viktoriagade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Black doors in an arched doorway, Viktoriagade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Fine blue door with a kick board and glass panels, Sonder Boulevard, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Fine blue door with a kick board and glass panels, Sonder Boulevard, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Although the variety of doors in Copenhagen is vast, as vast as any other city, there is a distinct local style, particularly in the architecture surrounding the doors, that is so different from our doors in England, and elsewhere. The joy of Thursday Doors, vive la différence.

If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.

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Thursday doors – 8 May 2025 – Copenhagen doors, Denmark

Doors 306 – Copenhagen, Denmark (part VI), September 2024

Another Thursday Doors post written in haste and in advance, because I am working in Warrington over Wednesday and Thursday this week and have little spare time to craft a post then. Thank goodness for a May Bank Holiday!

In truth, there isn’t too much to write about, because this is the sixth in the series of Copenhagen doors so far from a mini-break I had there with my mother in September last year.

The doors in this selection are mostly from the Østervold and Nørrevold districts, alongside the series of three artificial lakes in the northern part of the City. By the time I got to this district, I had been walking at pace for about 8 miles, and was starting to flag a little, but not too much to capture a door or two. I hope you enjoy them.

Door, archway and tree, Rigensgade, Copenhagen, September 2024
Door, archway and tree, Rigensgade, Copenhagen, September 2024
Methodist Church door, Rigensgade, Copenhagen, September 2024
Methodist Church door, Rigensgade, Copenhagen, September 2024
Green door and newspaper, Stokhusgade, Copenhagen, September 2024
Green doors and newspaper, Stokhusgade, Copenhagen, September 2024
Beautiful old wooden door, Oster Farimagsgade, Copenhagen, September 2024
Beautiful old wooden door, Oster Farimagsgade, Copenhagen, September 2024
Stunning doors with circular windows on the path alongside Sortedams So, Copenhagen, September 2024
Stunning doors with circular windows on the path alongside Sortedams So, Copenhagen, September 2024
Fine green doors and skylight on the path alongside Sortedams So, Copenhagen, September 2024
Fine green doors and skylight on the path alongside Sortedams So, Copenhagen, September 2024
Modern doors at No. 91A on the path alongside Sortedams So, Copenhagen, September 2024
Modern doors at No. 91A on the path alongside Sortedams So, Copenhagen, September 2024
Two side doors, a central archway and fountain, Sortedam Dossering, Copenhagen, September 2024
Two side doors, a central archway and fountain, Sortedam Dossering, Copenhagen, September 2024
Door at No.27 with bicycles and picket fence on the pathway alongside Sortedams So, Copenhagen, September 2024
Door at No.27 with bicycles and picket fence on the pathway alongside Sortedams So, Copenhagen, September 2024
Green studded door, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, September 2024
Green studded door, Wesselsgade, Copenhagen, September 2024

Quite a lot to get through there. I hope I am not testing your patience, especially as there are still probably another two or three selections from Copenhagen still to come. Expect more next time.

If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.

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Pura Decadencia

A gallery of fabulous graffiti writing and a selection of vampire teeth from Bristol/Spanish artist and tattooist, Pura Decadencia.

Instagram: puratattoos

All photographs by Scooj

Pura Decadencia, Greenbank, Bristol, February 2025
Pura Decadencia, Greenbank, Bristol, February 2025
Pura Decadencia, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, December 2024
Pura Decadencia, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, December 2024
Pura Decadencia, Dean Lane, Bristol, November 2024
Pura Decadencia, Dean Lane, Bristol, November 2024
Pura Decadencia, Brunel Way, Bristol, May 2024
Pura Decadencia, Brunel Way, Bristol, May 2024
Pura Decadencia, Brunel Way, Bristol, April 2024
Pura Decadencia, Brunel Way, Bristol, April 2024
Pura Decadencia, M32 Cycle path, Bristol, February 2024
Pura Decadencia, M32 Cycle path, Bristol, February 2024
Pura Decadencia, Dean Lane, Bristol, December 2020
Pura Decadencia, Dean Lane, Bristol, December 2020
Pura Decadencia, Brunel Way, Bristol, June 2023
Pura Decadencia, Brunel Way, Bristol, June 2023
Pura Decadencia, Brunel Way, Bristol, October 2020
Pura Decadencia, Brunel Way, Bristol, October 2020
Pura Decadencia, East Street, Bristol, September 2021
Pura Decadencia, East Street, Bristol, September 2021
Pura Decadencia, Redcliffe subway, Bristol, March 2021
Pura Decadencia, Redcliffe subway, Bristol, March 2021
Pura Decadencia, River Avon, Bristol, November 2020
Pura Decadencia, River Avon, Bristol, November 2020
Pura Decadencia, Dean Lane, Bristol, February 2021
Pura Decadencia, Dean Lane, Bristol, February 2021
Pura Decadencia, Dean Lane, Bristol, January 2021
Pura Decadencia, Dean Lane, Bristol, January 2021

Thursday doors – 1 May 2025 – Copenhagen doors, Denmark

Doors 305 – Copenhagen, Denmark (part V), September 2024

Life is flashing by. April is over, and we are saying farewell to the first third of 2025. Unusually, we have had a pretty dry start to the year in England, especially March and April, and are experiencing summer temperatures this week, which is both delightful and worrying in equal measure.

I managed to spend an unseasonably warm few days in Copenhagen last September whilst on a city break with my mother. Perhaps ‘unseasonably warm’ or ‘biblical rainfall’ or ‘beast from the east’ are terms we will hear more and more frequently as we hurtle towards climate breakdown. I hope not, but it somehow feels like humanity has reached the age of stupid.

This week’s selection from Copenhagen are from the Kastelette citadel area to the northeast of the city and close to the most famous icon of all Denmark, the little mermaid statue, which is where I was heading for when I took these photographs. Here we go…

Door through a doorway, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Door through a doorway, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Windmill door, Kastellet, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Windmill door, Kastellet, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Kastellet door, Kastellet, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Kastellet door, Kastellet, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Gateway and guardroom doors, Kastellet, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Gateway and guardroom doors, Kastellet, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
The Little Mermaid statue, Copenhagen, September 2024
The Little Mermaid statue, Copenhagen, September 2024

 

Green door with perch, Store Kongensgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Green door with perch, Store Kongensgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Green door and red shutters, Store Kongensgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Green door and red shutters, Store Kongensgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Grand doors, skylight and brick surround, Borgergade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Grand doors, skylight and brick surround, Borgergade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Fine doors and roses growing out of nothing, Sankt Pauls Plads, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Fine doors and roses growing out of nothing, Sankt Pauls Plads, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Three-panelled double doors on St Paul's church, Gernersgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Three-panelled double doors on St Paul’s church, Gernersgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
A simple symmetry of doors windows and shutters, Gernersgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
A simple symmetry of doors windows and shutters, Gernersgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

So there it is, this week’s Thursday Doors post has melted away as quickly as the year so far has. Still more to come from Copenhagen next time… and the time after that…

If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.

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Thursday doors – 24 April 2025 – Copenhagen doors, Denmark

Doors 304 – Copenhagen, Denmark (part IV), September 2024

This week’s selection of doors come from the Christian VII’s palace and the surrounding area in Copenhagen. I am a little short of time this week, so I will be brief. Perhaps the highlight for me was arriving at the time of the changing of the guard at the palace, and without the vast crowds that accompany the Buckingham Palace equivalent in England. I hope you enjoy these doors:

Door with a fabulous dragon sculpture above, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Door with a fabulous dragon sculpture above, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Blue door with a clock in the light fan, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Blue door with a clock in the light fan, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Black door set in a shop window and a bonus red door for good measure, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Black door set in a shop window and a bonus red door for good measure, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

A grey corner door with beautiful decorations above, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
A grey corner door with beautiful decorations above, Bredgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Three stunning doors of Christian VII's Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Three stunning doors of Christian VII’s Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

A guard outside the black door of Christian VII's Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
A guard outside the black door of Christian VII’s Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Changing of the guard outside the black door of Christian VII's Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Changing of the guard outside the black door of Christian VII’s Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Three doors on the front of Frederik VIII's Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Three doors on the front of Frederik VIII’s Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Three doors into the impressive Frederik's Church, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Three doors into the impressive Frederik’s Church, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

So that’s it for this week. Obviously, a whole load more doors to come from this three-day trip to Copenhagen last September – brace yourselves.

If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.

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Thursday doors – 17 April 2025 – Copenhagen doors, Denmark

Doors 303 – Copenhagen, Denmark (part III), September 2024

This week’s doors are a continuation of the Copenhagen series, and this week come from the 17th century district of New Haven (Nyhavn), where some of the most iconic views of the city are found. Try finding any brochure or website about Copenhagen that doesn’t include this famous waterfront. One of the houses, I don’t recall which, was home to arguably Denmark’s most celebrated Citizen, Hans Christian Andersen.

Iconic view and many doors of the waterside, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Iconic view and many doors of the waterside, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

These pictures were taken on two separate visits to the area. I mention this because the eagle-eyed among you might spot that there are some clouds in one or two of the pictures and not in others. I hope you enjoy this week’d selection:

Iconic view and many doors of the waterside, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Iconic view and many doors of the waterside, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Balcony door, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Large double door and fanlight, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Large double door and archway, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Large arched door, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Large arched door, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Beautiful old door and wonky doorway complete with irritating notices, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Beautiful old door and wonky doorway complete with irritating notices, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Small boat door, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Small boat door, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Doors on the deck, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Doors on the deck, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

Double doors to below decks, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024
Double doors to below decks, Nyhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark, September 2024

More to come from Denmark’s beautiful capital city next time.

If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.

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LostHills

A gallery of fabulous wheatpastes and artwork featuring Jake the Dog from the cartoon series Adventure Time, by Liverpool-based artist LostHills.

Instagram: @losthills

Biography: Liverpool Radicals

All photographs by Scooj

LostHills, Jamaica Street, Liverpool, March 2025
LostHills, Jamaica Street, Liverpool, March 2025

LostHills, Northern Quarter, Manchester, February 2024
LostHills, Northern Quarter, Manchester, February 2024

LostHills, Northern Quarter, Manchester, February 2024
LostHills, Northern Quarter, Manchester, February 2024

LostHills, Northern Quarter, Manchester, February 2024
LostHills, Northern Quarter, Manchester, February 2024

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills and C3, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills and C3, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, The Bearpit, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, The Bearpit, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2017

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016

Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016
Losthills, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016

Losthills, Jake, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016
Losthills, Jake, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016

Losthills, Jake, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016
Losthills, Jake, Upfest, Bristol, July 2016