Geography and Music (Cont.)
Spent some time today on my SAGT presentation. A Photo Jam will be used at the start, and decided it'sprobably going to be accompanied by 'Ramblin' Man' by Lemon Jelly.
A visit to the website also shows that the excellent cover art from the 'Lost Horizons' CD can be seen.

This is a great image for Rural-Urban interrelationships as the image shows a stylised move from Urban to Rural.
You can download a Screensaver for your PC from the Lemon Jelly website.
And here are some of the places that the Ramblin' Man rambles to....

I'm a ramblin' man.

Paris
Tibet
Sydney
Naxos

Rangoon
Rotterdam
Runcton
The Cayman Islands

Malawi
Mauritius
Haight-Ashbury
Patagonia

Kingston
Kentish Town
Codrington
Koh Samui

Felixstowe
Fingrinhoe
Valmorel
The North Pole

Brixton
Antwerp
Gujarat
Prawle

Uganda
Shennington
Sudbury
Sri Lanka

Ecuador
Edinburgh
Stockholm
Abu Dhabi

Lexington
Lindos
Tokyo
Harlem

Ipanema
Nicosia
Granada
San Jose

Damascus
Mandalay
San Frandisco
Atlantis

Adelaide
Angmering
Arumpo
Amsterdam

New York
Kabul
Rwanda
Kyoto

Manchester
Prague
Mendhurst
Toronto

Madrid
Melbourne
Dublin
Dakar

Boston
Oslo
Tooting
Belfast

Botswana
Tonga
Rayburn

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