Sounds like a cosy spot.
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Sounds like a cosy spot.
Morning lovely 👋
I see you’re back from your travels. Hope you had a pleasant trip. Did you make it back before all the recent madness began in the Middle East?
Stumbled on this blog.
Happy memories of a simpler time. Woodland porno mags.
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Good views? I imagine it gets pretty dramatic when it’s windy up on the tops. Mind you it’s been quite bad down at sea level this last few months.
Always pop on to have a look at what you post before starting my day. Magnificent. x
Not been to the SDR for quite a few years.
I’ve lived in Cornwall for over 20 years and I think it has only snowed twice. Never enough for a proper snowman or to make naked snow angels.
Looks like I was premature in my “spring is here” shout. 🙄
Lovely part of the world.
It’s depressing how many journalists step up and enthusiastically enable this kind of bald faced lying, regardless of the impact it has on public trust. Not sure what the answer is.
See how's this goes
I saw blue skies and sunshine. Could spring finally be here?
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That’s good. x
Sorry, that was way too full on. I just remember how awful it all was. Hope you find some resolution with your dad soon.
It’s really is a beautiful station. Haven’t seen it without scaffolding for what feels like years. I gather they’ve done a good job of restoring it.
Thanks. I’ll check those out. I don’t own a dog but it’s always good to find new quiet places to walk.
I know this only too well and it’s frustrating. My dad was scared but also proud and worried about stigma. Please, feel free to DM me about this.
My dad used to do that. He’d struggle to distinguish adverts from programmes and get cross. It’s a tough thing to see.
Thanks Mark. It does look lovely. It seems like everywhere in Cornwall is muddy at the moment. So much rain this winter. I’ll have to check these woods out. Make a nice change from Tehidy.
Lovely pics. Whereabouts is this?
Well spotted
B/W postcard with photos of modern new town buildings in Newton Aycliffe
Greetings from Newton Aycliffe sometime in the 1960s.
Best foot forward?
I suppose they were in the process of clearing this kind of thing away across the country.
Another striking Blomfield photo of Sheffield during the slum clearances of the 1960s.
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Sheffield in the 60s by Robert Blomfield.
Armley, Leeds, 1966.
