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Professor Brian Cox of Manchester University has a rational explanation of why this ancient statue really does spin during the hours of daylight… but maybe it is just the old gods showing their presence Here is what Prof Cox thinks: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/manchester-museum-bosses-puzzled-by-ancient-egyptian-statue-which-mysteriously-turns-itself-8670060.html
MoreFish and chips.. and mushy peas… this must be the most traditional of English dishes and when cooked properly with the freshest of fish, preferably eaten outside, it is the most delicious meal imaginable! And so it was in Whitby on the last day of our lovely holidays. Fish straight from the sea and into […]
MoreI’ve seen so many videos of the Mavericks, heard so many or their songs, but I’ve never heard this one before. It’s just a dream, recorded over twenty years ago… time for a revival I think!
MoreAs a child I loved listening to the radio, especially Children’s Hour; the programme contained a wide variety of different items, drama, adventures, factual, historical… I owe that programme so much in how it educated me. One of the programmes was presented by ‘Romany’ and imagine my surprise while on holiday recently in Sandsend when […]
MoreA little flounder from the North Sea, caught by my cousinDifferent cousin, different fish, a rainbow trout fromthe River Batherm, Devon
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Lois Elsden 