Just digging through my photos of the Goodwood Festival of Speed back from 2009 and came across this gem. Sadly Peter Fonda passed away earlier this year so this photo is even more poignant.

I note the heath and safety brigade have added indicators, a front disc brake and mudguards to the Captain America replica. Man, the 60′s were wild (so I’ve told).

And if you have no idea what I’m talking about… he’s the one at the back.

It was a proper snowy day in London. Roads were deserted and as usual, the whole of the UK ground to a halt! Looking on the bright side, the kids were off school and loads of memories were made. I cycled across Hampstead Heath and it was fantastic to see so many people out, just messing about.

Here are some snaps from my mobile…

Great view for the kids to wake up to

Taken from the top of Hampstead Heath

It was like this for most of the way

That's Highgate in the distance...

Yes, I did have fun...

Camden Lock

Found a huge group of people just having fun, sledging in the dark!

I love how weird events bring people together. Roll on the next one!

If you manage to get your hands on the November edition of Revolution Magazine you may recognise the name on page 76! Well, you would if they spelt it right (it’s Dino Burbidge, not Dino Burbridge… story of my life).

I had the honour of writing the ‘Creative Review’ feature, where industry big-wigs pick campaigns and content that has caught their eye, or that caused a stir. I chose the ubiquitous iPint for the iPhone by Beattie McGuinness Bungay as my feature and also chose four others that I thought warranted some heat, both good and bad.

If you’re interested, click the page layout image below to get a bigger, almost readable sized version… or go and buy the magazine! :)