Bye-bye, Britain

9 Jun 2011 6 am eastern

SO LONG, Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead, London, and Walton-on-Thames. Your roundabouts dizzied me, your web design event inspired me, and your brilliant friendly people warmed my heart. See you soon! (Meanwhile, thanks for these memories: UK June 2011 – a photo set on Flickr.)

Filed under: cities, conferences, Design, events, London

One Response to “Bye-bye, Britain”

Nathan said on 9 June 2011 at 9:09 am:

So we’ll be seeing An Event Apart in the UK soon then? :)

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9 Jun 2011 6 am eastern

Bye-bye, Britain

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