Now, with thanks to @joshspero.ft.com’s reporting, we have a real life example of this happening. More specifically, where is Fortnum and Mason’s tea from? (According to US customs.)

on.ft.com/4nsssZm Fortnum & Mason tea sales suffer as Trump’s trade war hits ‘King’s grocer’

Also there’s a good café and some farm animals. It’s a good place to visit and is enlivened by children running about and learning (under supervision) how to break rocks.

and that while he was performing he really thought he looked like Jean Shrimpton or Julie Christie. Which suits the character perfectly.

We watched it last night and it’s great. Moving and funny. Thanks for the recommendation.

Meanwhile here’s Verdi’s tomb in Milan.

I’m just there for the first semester, sorry to say. Then back to Vezelay, where you’re welcome should your journey come this way.

Or from next month the University of Milan. 👍🏻

From What is Architecture? Andrew Ballantyne

They’re on their best behaviour outside the National Gallery.

Buttoned up, begloved and hatted with a look that’s complicit and maybe sceptical, while he looks more trusting but quietly dandyish with the waistcoat and cuff links.

I hadn’t seen this picture before. Now I can’t stop looking.