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A busyish week, with things like the Zouk Capital AGM and a Social Stock Exchange Board meeting. This afternoon, was early for a meeting with David Christie at Innovation Arts, who we are discussing next stage of our Breakthrough Program with.
So walked around, and sat for a while in, nearby Bunhill Fields Burial Ground. Founded in the Plague Year of 1665, what a wonderful place! Full of the spirit of non-conformism, being the last resting place of the likes of William Blake, Daniel Defoe (whose A Journal of the Plague Year would be published in 1722) and John Bunyan, among many others.
On way out of the cemetery, I caught sight of the ‘Innvertebrate’ home for wayward (or at least otherwise homeless) insects – and loved the idea.
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