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Tag Archives: Hexham
New CalMac service covers land and sea (Rousse)
We caught the new CalMac service that travelled to the Outer Hebrides via Hexham. It was a very special boat that could cover both land and sea. I very much enjoyed riding along beside the dolphins, even though trying to … Continue reading
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Tagged boat, Caledonian Ma, Calmac, camera, Darlington Road, dolphin, dolphins, drama, Edinburgh, Elmwood, family, fete, film, garden fete, Hexham, historical, land, Leith Walk, north, Outer Hebrides, photograph, ride, route, Scotland, sea, seat, Stockton, Stockton-on-Tees
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Advantages of going to college close to home (Rousse)
I signed up for (yet another) degree. This time I would be studying at the Hexham campus of Northumbria University. As I started planning how to arrange my belongings in my tiny hall of residence room, I congratulated myself on … Continue reading
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Tagged campus, college, degree, dorm, hall of residence, Hexham, home, laundry, mother, Northumbria University, parents, washing
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An over-ambitious walk (Rousse)
My school friends PM, SR and I embarked on a ludicrous 200 mile walk from Edinburgh to Hexham and back. Our goal was to cover the course in one day. We didn’t make it.
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Tagged day, Edinburgh, fail, Friends, goal, Hexham, over-ambitious, school, walk
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Tom Cruise manoeuvres to reach Hexham in a hurry (Rousse)
We had to reach Hexham in a hurry. We left so quickly that there wasn’t even time to try the figs in red wine. They looked so tempting, sitting in the silver platter on the sideboard. TPR and I took … Continue reading
Basking sharks and dolphins “spotted” in the Tyne (Rousse)
Were those basking shark fins cutting through the water? How marvellous that a shoal had made it all the way up-river to Hexham! I’d never seen basking sharks in fresh water before, and what a thrill to find them in … Continue reading
Digital media experts flummoxed by musical suitcase (Rousse)
What fun: at last KA and I had wangled things so that we were both heading to the same conference! Ahead of us lay two days of academic discussion of digital media. My father-in-law drove us to the venue from … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, academics, bedroom, Broadway Gardens, car, conference, digital, discussion, drive, driving, experts, father-in-law, garden, Hexham, hotel, media, musical, noise, noises, pool, registration, suitcase, swimming
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Blackhouse bathroom bonanza (Rousse)
KA was still in the middle of her shift when I arrived at the newsagent’s shop. I was meeting her from work to take her my new house in central Hexham, next to an outpost of Newcastle University. KA grabbed … Continue reading
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Tagged bathroom, bathrooms, bedroom, bedrooms, blackhouse, bonanza, entrance, glass, hall, Hexham, leather, letter, letters, Newcastle, Newcastle University, newsagent, portico, post, shift, shop, sofa, steam room, stranger, Teesside High School, TPR, University of Newcastle, vandal, vandalise, whitewash, wooden
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International cellist fails to avert breakfast party disaster (Rousse)
The star attraction at our breakfast party was international cellist US. I was so proud to have successfully tempted her over from Denmark to Hexham to spend the morning at my long-dead grandmother’s house. Other guests included JC and VJ … Continue reading
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Tagged bits, Broadway Gardens, cellist, Denmark, grandmother, grannny, Hexham, jam, jeans, raspberry, Scandinavian, smokers, smoking, toast
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Ricki Lake, weight loss, and an over-zealous patrol man (Rousse)
Ricki Lake looked fabulous close-up. She wore a tight black pencil skirt, white blouse and pillar box red jacket over her neat little body. My only criticism was that she was too heavily made-up. On the other hand, this was … Continue reading
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Tagged Americans, artist, audience, bellies, belly, blouse, body, car, driving, fat, gown, gowns, grandmother, Hexham, jacket, make-up, Manchester, overweight, patrol, pencil, pencil skirt, plastic surgery, police, Ricki Lake, show, skirt, speed, speeding, star, street, television, ticket, TV, weight, wheel
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