Skullduggery

I loved this. One of those things that you see and you just think "Oooh!"

It's on the front of a place called Skullduggery Tatu and I didn't go in (looked a bit closed and I didn't want anything tattooed or pierced) but I loved the way they'd made what was essentially a functional piece of equipment into something quite beautiful.

In a rusty kind of a way.

Must stop, about to run out of wifi access. Joys of airports...