notes.husk.org. scribblings by Paul Mison.

The power is on - so back off, a poster from the East London line’s late 1990s rebuilding at London Transport Museum’s Pick Mix site (thanks, Chris)

Red Light Runner:

These unique Apple logo shoes feature the vintage Apple logo embroidered into the tongue and sides of the shoes. Distributed to Apple employees in the 90’s [sic]

Found in the depths of my old bookmarks, revived for your viewing pleasure.

Tower Bridge à Londres, Royaume-Uni by Yann Arthus Betrand.

The fact that 1 Canada Square stands alone in Docklands dates this as from the 1990s, since it didn’t exist before 1989 and was joined by the other Canada Square towers in 2001. The empty Potter’s Fields area in the foreground where City Hall would be built also puts this some time that decade, probably later in the late ’90s.

A 13-year-old concept for wearable tech at MIT Media Lab, from Google Glasses and the Myth of Augmented Reality by Navneet Alang at The Atlantic.

Intercity 125 high speed trains waiting to depart from London Paddington station,  June 1991. Photograph: David Ashcroft. (via)

(Source: commons.wikimedia.org)

fuckyeahcoolingtowers:

Cooling tower of the experimental THTR-300 thorium reactor, Germany (via)

The animated GIF on the landing page to the late ’90s site about Direct Debit, as seen on web.archive.org. It’s worth clicking through to the insanity within. via yoz and kevinmarks.