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See the petition, sign it and share it with anyone you think might want to back it
We've been without a major entertainment venue in the city since 2019. Tonight we launch our call for the government to pledge their support - whether it's repair or rebuild - to getting the issue resolved.
Photo of a doorway created with twigs in a lush green forest
“Passage”, 2007 by German installation artist Cornelia Konrads #womensart #Spring
That neck of the woods, yes.
I found out that I have 10 gears on my bike, its on 7th gear, at the moment. Yesterday we went to get coco pops, and the lady said to come today. We went today and the man said to come back in the afternoon. I am missing you.
@lakesstiles.bsky.social Snape Fell stilin' today.
How Bridgerton and Harry Potter help fund stately homes - BBC News
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Golden light tonight.
New blog post!
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British Railways (Western Region) - British Transport Catering Services : the Pembroke Coast Express menu & wine list card, November 1962 - covers. For many years special "named trains" 'express' or long distance train services were operated by British Railways and various of these dated back to the predecessor companies that existed before nationalisation in 1948 or grouping in 1923. One of the ex-Great Western Railway's services that was continued by the successor Western Region of BR was the "Pembroke Coast Express". This service did what its name suggested - leaving London Paddington (usually at 1030) and running non-stop to Newport and then on via some relatively small stations such as Whitland to arrive at Pembroke Dock around late afternoon. The 'up' trip returned leaving Pembroke at about 1300. The "named trains" usually had a full dining and catering offer and BR usually commissioned artwork for the menu and wine lists and this is the November 1962 version. The cover and back have a very contemporary feel and indeed BR and particularly British Transport Catering had generally high standards of production for such items in terms of the overall graphic design and typography. Annoyingly this version is anonymous but artists and designers such as Eric Fraser were much used. The interior of the card shows the wine list (with a by then quite dated typeface used for the "Wine List" heading or titling, as well as an inset pocket for the seperate dinner menu. 13/6d would get you a three course at table meal and you could wash that down with a wide choice of wines and spirts including the still available "GWR Special" blend of whisky! The graphics are stylised, in red, green & black, with bowls of fruit, falgons of wine and bowls inc. fish with script lettering for the front titles.
For St. David's Day - British Railways menu card & wine tariff for the "Pembroke Coast Express", the daily named train service that served South Wales from Paddington. #Wales
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More random pics of my holiday to the Algarve this week.
Lagos, Portugal this week.
Ah, Top Gear, lovely...themz were the dayz. Defo nostalgia more generally. Quite like him as a farmer in fairness.
#Blackpool in bids to become Town and City of Culture - BBC News
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Now we are talking!
www.placenorthwest.co.uk/100m-eden-pr... #EdenPojectMorecambe news...
I was interviewed about this webcam due to my research on #webcamtravel. #corbetcouloir www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adve...
Bleasdale with Beacon Fell in the distance. Another hike up Parlick and the neighboring hills in #Lancashire. Love it up there; it's not grey, it's 'gothic.'
Yep and its not just left vs right. Authoritarian.
Another kind of student debt is entrenching inequality: banked time vs borrowed time. share.google/0B4ukJxwd853...
Sorry no drumstick.
Last tuesday we went to Brighton for the day and I spent all of my money on clothes. Dad bought me a portable typewriter. On the pavements there, there were millions of LADYBIRDS.
@lakesstiles.bsky.social Grange-over-Sands stilin'.
theconversation.com/the-ukraine-... An interesting read by one of my colleagues on the Exorcism Economy of Russia. Business is 'good'...
I was interviewed for a local paper in #JacksonHole, USA, about a bar in Lithuania! #WebcamTravel. www.jhnewsandguide.com/special/spot...
Hahahahaha pathetic, well done Big Man you've torched the lot for nowt. See what happens when you stand up to the bully?
A small lighthouse on the corner of a harbour on Jeju, a South Korean island. It's concrete, red and angular but also horse shaped.
I've just stumbled across this photo of a Korean lighthouse that's shaped like a pony so I'm showing it to other people straight away
I'll be thinking of you & your PROBLEMS.
Lancaster Canal at Barton last week.
Up #Parlick and #WolfFell, Lancs, today.