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Monthly Archives: August 2006
Good Times!
Another good weekend in the big smoke. The only bad thing is the public transport. It’s not that bad but the distances between places can drain every last bit of energy out of your body. On Saturday I left my … Continue reading
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Notting Hill
Off to London in a bit. Back to the hustle and bustle and away from the peace and tranquility and “other worldness” of the allotment! I’ve never watched Gardeners World before but last night it was a Sheffield special from … Continue reading
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They didn’t print it
I wrote a letter to the Guardian yesterday (ok emailed not wrote) in reference to this Leader article on the state of the UK Economy. I have an issue about the Vested Interests ramping up property prices for their own … Continue reading
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Greg Palast rant and Msc News!
Greg Palast has written a great piece about the “so called” War on Terror and how the fear grips Americans despite nothing happening since September 11th. Whereas millions have no healthcare, people are living in poverty etc. etc. Local politics … Continue reading
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Sheffield PhlickrBlog Pick of the Week
Ok so I’m not a lotto millionnaire (impossible as I don’t play it) and my premium bonds haven’t been picked by Ernie but my photo of the fine Beauty of Bath has been selected as “Pick of the Week” on … Continue reading
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