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The Leith Festival is nearly upon us. It’s far better than the Edinburgh Festival, more friendly, fun and festive. Best of all they have a great range of cute monsters helping advertise the festival. The festival monster.
The theatre monster.
The dance monster.
The community monster.
The [...] Despite promising to be more dedicated on my walks in March, apologies for the delay in posting this by the way, as you can see I started off well, had a break, remounted the wagon and then fell off it again at the end of the month, when vast quantities of cider were consumed when [...] During my nightly walks, I have been listening in awe and wonder to the podcasts of the Director of the British Museum, Neil MacGregor’s, A History of the World in 100 objects. This series why I’m more than happy to pay my BBC licence fee. The 100 programs in the series have been played on [...] I left Denis and Norwich behind, and headed back onto the road. My destination was across country to Gloucester via my old alma mater, The University of Warwick whose campus sits between Coventry and Kenilworth. I hadn’t been back for about 15 or 20 years and was keen to see how the place looked. The [...] Today was a travelling day, rather than a do very much day. The drive from Leeds to Norwich was aided by the trusty sat-nav which took me to the city centre Premier Inn in one easy go, timed on the G-Shock at a mere 3 hours – 31 minutes 17 seconds 58 hundredths. If you’re [...] The bother and I spent an “enjoyable” time helping our aged fogeys move into Fogey Towers in sunny Ravelston. Three days of unpacking boxes was less stressful than I had expected. While the bother hung paintings, I became conscious that my mum has far too many china and crystal objects. I unwrapped and collapsed at [...] I picked up the car from the hire company having walked down from the hospital from my photo-therapy. I was testing my new satnav, a Garmin Nuvi 205W, model. I had bought this for £100 rather than pay Hertz £65 to rent one of theirs for a week. This worked a treat and was able [...] |
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