Quite Big

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Stephen Crewniverse- Behind the scenes

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Hello, I would like to make this awesome theme a bit more responsive to mobile phones. I tried to look for it, but didn't find anything. On a mobile phone page links look too small. Thank you for your help. :)

Hi. As this is a free theme, I decided not to include responsive features. When on the ‘edit theme’ page, scroll to the bottom to advance settings. Then check the option to ‘use default mobile theme’. 

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An elegant and tranquil theme. Perfect for writers of original content.

Hello fans of Quite Big. I’ve recently create an new tumblr theme which is now available to use for free! It’s full of features such as tags, exif data, social share, like and reblog buttons, search, custom headers and group blog support. 

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I made a picture for zin called Mydło

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Swifty Scooters Film for London Bicycle Film Festival

Barbican, London

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Hello,

This is Austin, from Things Organized Neatly. In case you missed it, this blog has been nominated for a Webby Award. You can click the pink button on my homepage to vote. Or click here.

This photo is by Anton Moentenich. 

I will also publish a special new Webbys Organized Neatly photo next week, very excited about that. VOTE!

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Check out this awesome blog and vote. It’s been a great supporter of Quite Big from the beginning. Hats of to Austin for having such an organized collection of things organized neatly.

[greatbigwhale]

Have you Seen “Scotland I” by @greatbigwhale on http://stampsy.com

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This flat above St Pancras International is in the famous clock tower. A ten metre high room in the tower looks out on many of London's landmarks such as St Paul's Cathedral. A large kitchen/dining room on the top floor looks out over Kings Cross Station. The flat has two double bedrooms, one used by the owner or other guests.

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365 Project

Starting the 365 photography challenge? Quite Big is perfect for documenting your photo a day in 2015. Install here

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Piccadilly Circus, London (1960) - Laurence Stephen Lowry, R.A.

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Hi there, I'm interested in using Quite Big, but the link to install it seems to be broken. Is there another way that I can access it? Thanks.

Tumblr has asked that Quite Big be removed from the theme garden while some changes are being made to fix an issue. It should be back soon 

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More, more, more

Tumblr's Rich Text Editor includes a handy icon. Click this link to find out more

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This stunning installation of 888,246 red ceramic poppies was created by ceramic artist Paul Cummins and stage designer Tom Piper in commemoration of the centennial of Britain’s involvement in World War I. Entitled Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, each flower represents a British or Colonial military fatality.

This staggering installation is a work in progress, with the ceramic pippies being planted by volunteers in the dry moat that surrounds the Tower of London. The planting process began a few weeks ago and will continue throughout the summer until a final flower is symbolically planted on November 11, 2014.

Visit the Historic Royal Palaces website to learn more about this moving project. You can also follow the progress of the volunteer planters by following the #TowerPoppies on Twitter.

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[craigandkarl]

Brainz.

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Women use compact mirrors in packed crowd to catch sight of the queen in London, June 1966.