Beck when the Congress Theatre lived up to its name
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congress_Theatre_%28Eastbourne%29?wprov=sfla1
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Beck when the Congress Theatre lived up to its name
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congress_Theatre_%28Eastbourne%29?wprov=sfla1
Then responded "Wow" to being informed GPs in NHS get less than 10 minutes per patient. I can only assume she doesn't use them #r4today
Not a motoring offence as he used his fists not his car
A small way to celebrate International Women's Day is to follow the new Giro & Tour accounts, I've set up this week
@girowomen.stadio.top for Giro Women 🩷
@letourfemmes.stadio.top for TDFF 💛
Having content from all the Grand Tours on here is quite convenient, right?
*Davenshire
(As a resident of Devon I wish to dissociate myself from these trousers which are clearly unsuitable for cycling)
I'm sure my local operator mentioned hydrogen – smaller molecule needs less permeable pipes was their excuse
It is interesting. I'm surprised there's no mention of wool though – once the main material for clothing, hats, blankets, carpets... It quotes "half the wealth of England rides on the back of the sheep" but doesn't explain that meant fleeces not mutton.
The Cyclists’ Alliance needs your support. For the first time since 2020, they are facing a funding crisis. More info via www.gofundme.com/f/save-the-c...
#womenscycling #gofundme
BBC News - New electric bike hire scheme to launch in Exeter
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy6ren53v1o
A Saunders Spacepacker – small green tent with a single hoop
Very reminiscent of one of Robert Saunders' single-hoop designs, specifically the Spacepacker. I guess they were less revolutionary than this obit claims
https://myoutdoors.co.uk/gear-news/lightweight-pioneer-robert-saunders-remembered
(I still use my slightly more spacious 30-year-old Satellite)
This is absolutely fascinating on English language, and I regret that letters such as 'thorn', 'ash' and 'yogh' have disappeared.
substack.com/home/post/p-...
(Lifted from @j-amesmarriott.bsky.social's newsletter Cultural Capital, which you can, and should, sign up to: jmarriott.substack.com)
Worth noting that even if Labour and the Greens had split the vote exactly evenly – the absolute worst case scenario for the stop Reform majority in the seat – Matt Goodwin still didn’t have enough votes to sneak a victory.
Classical guitar. Mary Criswick (1945-2004) was a British guitarist, composer and arranger
https://stepnote.com/products/11-guitar/20973-criswick-guitar-trios-music-of-4-centuries-arranged-for-3-guitars/
And there is, of course, next to nothing you can do about it. In the 1930s, riders used to attempt a cure by putting a steak down their shorts and riding on that, with the additional benefit that it tenderised the steak to perfection.
Beef is indeed more traditional, as @doctorhutch.bsky.social recounts
www.cyclingweekly.com/news/latest-...
Me too! I bought Zazu on the strength of Magic Smile. And the album cover #totp
Cerys first showed signs of her musical talents aged nine when she learned to play the guitar, teaching herself Welsh and Irish folk songs, and blues music. After leaving school she spent time working as a nanny in Spain - where she learned to speak Spanish and Catalan - before she eventually moved back to Cardiff.
Before Cerys was in Catatonia, she was in Catalonia #totp #truefacts
www.hellomagazine.com/profiles/200...
Westlife, I was thinking
And so is Michael Fish
UK works fewer hours than most comparable countries Average number of hours worked annually per employed person, by country, 2010 to 2024: Canada France Germany Italy Japan OECD UK US Source: OECD Note: The data are intended for comparisons of trends over time. Due to differences in sources and methods of calculation, comparisons should not be made within a given year
Interesting article about 996 (over)work culture, but aren't BBC News using this OECD data in precisely the way the footnote says you shouldn't?
@robertcuffe.bsky.social @benchu.bsky.social
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgn2k285ypo
Well, it should be in one of these 200 articles
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category%3AArticles_containing_potentially_dated_statements_from_before_1990?wprov=sfla1
And now I need to check which instead of going surfing
We'll never know if that third sentence was meant literally
Illuminated medieval manuscript with a nun picking penises from a tree
Glad you liked them – here's some more
https://readingmedievalbooks.wordpress.com/2012/10/09/jeanne-de-montbaston/
Last night there was a vigil for the first cycling fatality of the year on London's streets. I was there. Here are some thoughts (no paywall).
If this strikes a chord with you, please comment on the post and share.
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#UAEWomensTour live on YouTube!
** No ill-timed ads from DiscoveryPlus either! **
www.youtube.com/live/pkd9JVW...
Cook was born in Surrey in 1926, and spent part of her childhood in Africa before moving to Looe, Cornwall and later Plymouth, where he parents bought a guesthouse on the Hoe.
Interesting article from #BBCDevon on Plymouth artist Beryl Cook:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Reporter got a bit confused over her bio – she lived in Africa in her 20s after marrying, not as a child, and she and her husband bought the Plymouth guesthouse, not her parents
@johndanks.bsky.social
Because DC looks like someone's initials, and Italia like a woman's name? Suggests to me initial redaction was algorithmic and that page wasn't checked
I feel I'm missing something and I'm not practitioner of this activity but ... why can't you take a decent hiking rucksack, put it on bathroom scales and fill it with books or hand weights until it reaches your desired load? Must every novel form of exercise require is own specialised equipment?
Alphabetical by surname of candidates
