Callum James

The Private Library. So the plan is to read one article from each of these every day... #wellinformedbooksellerpic.twitter.com/kO4UIDi7MP

Also at Avebury yesterday, a bit of folk magic being partaken of...pic.twitter.com/4v3LoAYwJ9

Also got to scope some of the locations from Children of the Stones!pic.twitter.com/WRqjk6zfnc

Yesterday's trip to Avebury was too full of tourists and too hot and humid to get a sense of the atmosphere of the place but still enjoyablepic.twitter.com/glwIul0hxG

Ralph Chubb ephemera: an order form for one of his books...pic.twitter.com/pXUrqIbJUt

Memento mori ring moulded with a skeleton and coffin-shaped bezel containing another tiny skeleton. 1727.pic.twitter.com/UDJDVMH8J9

Can't say I am a huge Enid Blyton fan but Harry Rountree I do like!pic.twitter.com/vkL1MWTdPI

Sometimes when you find one 'gay' book in a secondhand shop a load more also surface... good haul todaypic.twitter.com/MUyf1NrytU

Runaways and Castaways (1908) beautiful inside and out...pic.twitter.com/JmjUe13wsE

Duncan Grant painting of Tulips (1911) and Lytton Strachey's measured response! Hanging at Southampton City Art Gallery.pic.twitter.com/8pjVAaRI3G

But then even the gallery itself is pretty splendidpic.twitter.com/BBTAHqclZF

Was both surprised and delighted to see this large scale 1964 painting by Derek Jarman called "Trick" at Southampton Gallery yesterdaypic.twitter.com/7HJGpnj6Bn

Been reading this @Foyles young poet anthology that came with Poetry Review this month...pic.twitter.com/j5vWSfU1ra

The unbroken seal on Tutankhamun's tomb, 1922. 3,245 years untouched.pic.twitter.com/hDsMQyFNHT

Fab early cycling adverts...pic.twitter.com/jaoWGIgBTt