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Tag Archives: family
Simon Le Bon leaves Yasmin and takes new lover to Aberdeen caravan hideaway (Rousse)
Simon Le Bon left his wife Yasmin – for me! Our first trip together was to Aberdeen beach to visit the Le Bon family’s caravan. I had expected it to be a luxurious trailer. Instead I discovered a tiny old-fashioned … Continue reading
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Tagged Aberdeen, caravan, family, gloves, Marigold, Marigolds, shower, Simon le Bon, trailer, trip, washing up, Yasmin Le Bon, Yasmin.
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Queen and Duke of Edinburgh spend Christmas with commoners in Northumberland (Rousse)
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh decided to break with tradition and spend Christmas away from Sandringham. Instead of surrounding themselves with members of their own family, the royal couple accepted an invitation to celebrate the festivities at my … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, commoners, couple, Duke of Edinburgh, family, festivities, house, invitation, Northumberland, parents, Prince Philip, Queen, Queen Elizabeth II, royal, Sandringham, tradition
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David Mitchell’s photography one-upmanship lands university professor in trouble (Rousse)
David Mitchell showed me his DSLR camera and its a full range of lenses. It was then – two days into our two week holiday touring the Scottish highlands – that I realised that I only had the telephoto lens … Continue reading
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Tagged abductor, busybody, camera, car, centre, child, conviction, David Mitchell, ditches, DSLR, Edinburgh, equipment, exhibition, family, foot, Ford Granada, friend, Friends, headline, highlands, home, key, keys, lens, lenses, Lotus, mark 3, moorland, mother, National Trust, one-upmanship, photography, police, professor, Range Rover, rope ladder, rope ladders, Scotland, sister, station, street, sun, telephoto, trouble, university, visitor, zip wire, zip wires
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Sting beats Mick Jagger in conversation competition (Rousse)
Sting was giving his full attention to AD, but I didn’t mind because I knew that my turn would come eventually. I made myself comfortable knitting on the sofa listening to Eddie Mair in the second half of Radio 4′s … Continue reading
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Tagged 1979, 1980, A man for all seasons, BBC, Beauly, competition, conversation, Cool for cats, De Do Do Do De Da Da Da, December, Dire Straits, Easter, Ediie Mair, English literature, exam, family, fitness, Ford, Gordon Sumner, Granada, knit, knitting, Mick Jagger, O level, ordinary level, PM, police, programme, Radio 1, Radio 4, Robert Bolt, single, Squeeze, Sting, Sultans of swing
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Changes in the marine environment to suit a red-haired mermaid (Rousse)
We were coming to the end of an uneventful family holiday. On the morning of our last full day away I bounced out of the big shared family bed and asked my little sister (aged 12) whether she would like … Continue reading
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Tagged attraction, attractions, bed, bedclothes, canvas, comb, combing, cut-out, cut-outs, Edinburgh, environment, family, father, first, hair, holiday, home, MacBook, Marine, mermaid, nude, painting, picture, present, red-haired, rock, scenes, second, semi-naked, sister, sleep, space, underwater, wall, work
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A sister’s wedding, smokers and cycling (Rousse)
We all gathered at my parents’ house in a small town off the M4 corridor for my sister’s wedding. It was a huge affair, largely because the expected guest list of family and friends was supplemented with the names of … Continue reading
Fearless kayakers ignore shark in Scottish waters (Rousse)
On the day that we packed the car and crossed back over to the mainland we discovered that X and Y had also spent their summer holiday on the Isle of Mull. It was a pity we hadn’t known earlier … Continue reading
A fortunate Falkirk house sale (Rousse)
Following a fabulous picnic on the grassy dunes of Falkirk from where PC, SA, RC and I watched the sea-rooted wind turbines, I confirmed my decision to move out of town. How fortunate that the doctor’s Georgian house on the … Continue reading
Rob Brydon and Sarah Millican top Rousse’s bill
Our timing was perfect. The family that had bought our little house in Birmingham was away for Christmas, so we could just move straight back in. At first the neighbours were suspicious, but one by one we won them over. … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, Cheshire, Christmas, Edinburgh, family, friend, Friends, gig, gigs, house, neighbour, neighbours, Rob Brydon, Sarah Millican, Sunderland, suspicious, tea, timing, woman
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