“Run from what’s comfortable. Forget safety. Live where you fear to live. Destroy your reputation. Be notorious. I have tried prudent planning long enough. From now on I’ll be mad.”
Sorry. Not :o) Agincourt is well-known for Welsh Bowmen and MUD. Ku – nig -its in Shining Armour always get stuck in the MUFLOOD (?) Or EVEN BETTER……Innocent Whistle & Wide Eyes :o) P.S. Charles d’Orleans, cousin of the Jehanne d’Arc’s Dauphin and Henry V’s wife, was captured here and taken to England for 20 […]
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I adore her books. Especially Ash. She doesn’t promote herself all over the internet. Which I admire – even when I’m trying to researrch the woman behind the books. Nota Bene : GRUNTS is a word we use in HM Forces for the front line “Cannon Fodder.” Sorry but They are the REAL workers. The […]
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I have access to some amazing secondary local sources. And access to people who have access to many primary sources concerning the history of this area in the 17th and 18th centuries. We were infamous! Even Scotland Yard despaired! The image above is a drawing of how the town was in the 17/1800’s, at the […]
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I watched the 1986 England v Argentina live on TV in ’86. To THIS day, years after the Falklands War, we KNOW that the Hand of God goal was revenge against us. Madonna? With Ali G. Stay L-L-Loony tuned :o) P.S. I can get STOOPID too! Fact Douchebag in yellow quote ? ? ?
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Video below. Around 2:49. Poynton’s the shoe shop is located on the High Street. BANKs Street is further down the road. Off the Bull Ring. SIDE NOTE : Endeavour links back to Inspector Morse. I totally dislike Joseph Banks…….! THE F1RST? ? ? Ok. My bad for being a disliker. Around 9:25 is the weir, […]
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The “locked-room” or “impossible crime” mystery is a subgenre of detective fiction in which a crime (almost always murder) is committed in circumstances under which it was seemingly impossible for the perpetrator to commit the crime or evade detection in the course of getting in and out of the crime scene. The crime in question typically involves a crime scene with no indication as to […]
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I really like both films. I really need to watch both again. Why? Common Denominator : Johnny Sick Boy And Robert Begbie. GRIN :o)
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And again not that long ago. GB 7th April 2020 : Ring A Ring o’ (Corona) Roses Ring A Ring o’ (Corona) Roses Tuesday, 7 April 2020, 15:55 PUHLEASE peeps I’m begging y’all. STOP with all your yt False. Fake. Foney. BS ? Just give a UAH a fecking voice? P.S. Bergamot Essential Oil is […]
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There were 33 episodes of Inspector Morse starring John Thaw and Kevin Whately. The writer of the Morse novels, Colin Dexter, appeared in Almost All 33 episodes. Once we knew that he was “doing a Hitchcock” the series had an extra dimension called ….WHERE IS COLIN? :o)
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If you stop the moving picture below at around 34 seconds… The semi-circular building back left is where the cellar caved in and entrance was gained to a set of tunnels. Just behind it you can see St Mary’s Church and Church Lane. The god-awful 1960’s square, flat roofed building just to the right is […]
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It’s not a case of what you know, but who you know! I know several Highways and Byways workmen. I live with one of them! Yesterday he came home and BLEW my mind with Hidden History. In 2007, the local Market Town (where we lived at the time) had severe floods. As the water abated, […]
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OK. I’m a housewifey driver. Nothing special. Sometimes terrified. Prone to bad words & offensive hand gestures!!! But himself is an ADVANCED Driver. Lord help me. Like my Dad and my Brother. RULES : Look ahead. FAR AHEAD. When you reach a junction and ask your passenger if it is clear left…Dear Passenger, DON’T SAY […]
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