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Monthly Archives: April 2021
Coronavirus Diary 77: Haircuts and toilets
It’s hard to believe that I bought my house on the 31st January 2020 and in all that time, I haven’t had my hair cut. As hard as it is for some in government and business to believe, there were … Continue reading
Posted in Funny & Humour, Life
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Morton’s Tower at Lambeth Palace
There aren’t too many early Tudor buildings left around these days but Central London has a few. One of them is within sight of Parliament itself and it’s at one of the palaces that is much less visited than some … Continue reading
Coronavirus Diary 76 – Why does the government care more about rich football clubs than destitute workers?
It might be just me but as half the country and all of the charlatans in Downing Street nimbly jump from ‘greed is good’ to ‘lets stop greedy football clubs because it might win votes’, but I really couldn’t care … Continue reading
Posted in Life, News, Politics
Tagged Boris Johnson, European Super League, ExcludedUK, Football, Premier League
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The old General Lying-In hospital in Lambeth
Do you remember last Monday I wrote about the Leake Street tunnel of street art? Well there is a good reason why the street carries that name and that is because it is just round the corner from the … Continue reading
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That time the Duke of Edinburgh gate-crashed my walking-tour
With the death of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh last week it reminded me of when I met him. I remember at least two occassions though saw him in a non-speaking capacity at other times. One time was when … Continue reading
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The Leake Street Graffiti tunnel
One of the great things about London is that it has so many facets. History, big-business, entrepreneurs, literature and theatre, shopping and so much much more including modern culture and that includes street art. A few years ago I … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Britannia, Life, London, Photography, Travel, Ye Olde England Tours
Tagged Art, Graffiti, Leake Street Tunnel, Street Art, Tunnels, walking tours
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Solving the mystery of Captain Henry Every – The Pirate who became the subject of the first world-wide manhunt from India to North America
A few weeks ago I wrote a blog on Colonel Blood and his audacious career that involved stealing the Crown Jewels and in the last few days I’ve been reading about a discovery of some Arabian coins unearthed in an … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged Captain Henry Every, Fancy, Ganj-i-Sawai, Mughal, Pirates, Treasure
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Roe v. Wade (2021) Movie Review
It’s been a long time since I did a film review, understandably so as with so much of public life, film-going has been all but shut down at least in the old-fashioned going to the cinema sort of way. Thankfully … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Movies and Films, Opinion, Popular Culture
Tagged Abortion, Film Review, Films, Jon Voight, movies, Nick Loeb, Roe v. Wade
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