in a cab back home for safe keeping. LLO: Tell us about a Londoner you know who's doing something worth talking about. H&J: It would have to be Gavin Hammond . This guy is a creative genius. You may have already seen his widely acclaimed London Puddles series, it's well worth checking out if you haven't done so already. Gavin also writes music and draws cartoons. He's got everything on his blog -- there's so much going on you could spend hours reading it! Gavin's always got a few projects up his sleeve too, so watch this space... LLO: You run a weekly Twinterview series on the blog. Which Londoner would you most like to Twinterview and why? H&J: We'd love to Twinterview Polly Morgan , a London based artist who specialises in taxidermy (we know, taxidermy again!). Some of her works have been bought by people like Kate Moss and it would be really interesting to pick her brains (sorry) on all the amazing things she has created. It would be an experience to chat to Spitalfields residents Gilbert and George too. We've spotted them a few times out at Mangal II in Dalston (they dine there every night of the week) and they'd definitely produce a memorable Twinterview (that's if they even have Twitter though). LLO: What's your ideal way to spend a free Saturday in London? Is there anywhere you'd like to explore or visit in London that you haven't gotten to yet? H&J: Every Saturday should