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I should be so lucky…
No, nothing to do with the Kylie Minogue song, more a reflection of life and people. I’ve just been reading about Phil Collins, erstwhile drummer in Genesis, successful solo artist and multi-millionaire. He’s the same age as me (although two … Continue reading
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Tagged community, Lynsey De Paul, Phil Collins, retirement
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Retirement
It’s what every working person strives for, and hope that when it comes it will be relaxing, healthy, solvent and carefree. Most often it is, and then sometimes it ain’t. Retirement has been bandied about a lot recently, whether it’s … Continue reading
Scotland
The debate about the future of our northern cousins rumbles on and on and on…… Politicians have their own galvanised view, none more so than the leader of the SNP, whose remit seems to be: make Scotland independent, whatever the … Continue reading
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Tagged defence, independence, referendum, Scotland, SNP
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The Summer Holiday (Part 2)
After getting back from the Haute Pyrenees, Friday was a slight deflation, but turned out to be the nicest day weather wise, the day before we due to make way back. We went shopping for our journey back, we had … Continue reading
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Trains
Trains The interesting thing about trains is the view out of the window, unlike most other forms of mass transport. Cars, buses and trams all have the same view as each other; ships have sea and ports, in planes you … Continue reading
I cannot stand……
I don’t like urinals… Continue reading
The Summer Holiday (almost) (Part 1)
A year ago, I contacted an old friend from my RAF days who had moved to Haute Garonne in the Pyrenees, rebuilt an old farmhouse and adjoining porcherie which he had turned into a modern gite, which was available for … Continue reading
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Tagged Boulogne-sur-Gesse, Dordogne, Haute Garonne, holiday, Loire, Lot Valley, route peage
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Boar’s Bridge Festival
Our first Boar’s Bridge! This music festival has been running annually for six years, and takes place in the beautiful grounds of Boar’s Bridge House near Basingstoke in Hampshire. ‘Music Festival’ may conjure up images of pyramid tents, mud, alternative … Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic music, Boar's Bridge Festival, folk music, Poppies, Windmill Club
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Ruffits 2014
Another year gone, another Whitsun bank holiday (what it used to be called), another Ruffits. As my reader will recall from last year we went to a field in the middle of the Sussex countryside to camp/caravan, sing, drink, eat … Continue reading
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Tagged camping, rain, Ruffits, singing round a camp fire, West Sussex
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The two hander
The Two Hander a short play by Clive Handy ©2014 The distinguished actor, Sebastian ffolkes-hamilton expected and usually got good parts. However time and the sun hadn’t been kind to his once handsome face, and good parts for older men … Continue reading