Agent Cooper’s dream,
Twin Peaks episode 2, “Zen, or the skill to catch a killer.”

This five minutes is exactly why this needs to happen.

That man. That location. That long awaited hug.
Tomorrow is going to be fantastic.

On the edge of Penrose state forest, there used to be this abandoned 20ft yacht. Being almost 30km from the nearest body of water, it didn’t make any sense or serve any purpose but I enjoyed late night trips down Baronga fire track more than anybody should enjoy venturing into creepy state forests after dark.

“Broliai Mr a Mrs Dursley, rhif pedwar Privet Drive, eu bod nhw’n deulu cwbl normal, diolch yn fawr iawn ichi.”

So glad I managed to find this before I left the UK. I developed this unexplainable love for all things welsh whilst I was over there so this memento is that little bit extra special.

Favourite.

The majority of my London memories involve Alabama Slammers, sharing tables with strangers and stumbling up stairs to Shaftesbury avenue to realise we had no idea how we were going to get home.

Angelo Badalamenti explains how he created the 
music for Twin Peaks

The first I heard of this was on Nicholas Jaar’s BBC essential mix which is definitely worth 2 hours of your time.

Approximately half of my conversations with British people will be null and void if Australia stops selling Goon.