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Monthly Archives: October 2013
A drunken trip to the tool factory (Rousse)
We’d always fancied a trip to the tool factory and here we were! There were rows and rows of saws, hammers, lathes and the like, all neatly lined up for us to inspect. K was on the same tour as … Continue reading
Leads left behind (Rousse)
I was enjoying the beautiful sunset over the Atlantic from the Isle of Lewis west coast train line when TPR suddenly announced that he had forgotten the pack the leads to the MacBook Air, the iPad and the iPhone. They … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlantic, bedroom, belongings, coast, forget, fortune, guest, house, iPad, iPhone, Isle of Lewis, lead, leads, line, MacBook Air, post, sunset, TPR, train, west
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A posh yacht passenger and a PhD (Rousse)
I ran up to the deck when I heard that the CalMac ferry was stopping in the Minch to collect the dirty washing from a posh yacht. Helpful as ever, I lent a hand to winch the bundle of clothes … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, baording school, Billingham, blue-eyed, bundle, Calmac, captain, children, crew, dirty, examiner, external, family, ginger, guest, ICI, land, Minch, Mrs Crawford, passenger, passengers, Perth, PhD, posh, red-head, rigging, Teesside, thesis, TPR, travel, twin, undergraduate, unprofessional, vessel, washing, waves, winch, work, yacht
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Talking seals take to the Scottish streets (Rousse)
The village was packed with seals. They emerged in small packs from the bay, crossed over the single-track road, then wandered around the village, chatting. I noticed that the black furry ones were the most talkative.
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Tagged black, furry, pack, packs, Scotland, seal, seals, single-track, street, streets, talking, village
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Black M&S knickers laundered for the overworked academic (Rousse)
It was inevitable that I would eventually just give in to my workload and move onto campus. My new “home” was a small space at the end of a bench of computers in a noisy student lab: we had words … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, allowance, autumn, BBC, bench, black, boss, camera, campus, chest, clothes, committee, computers, drawers, hills, home, job, knickers, lab, launder, machine, Marks and Spencer, meeting, Ms, overwork, overworked, pants, Radio 1, room, set, skills, student, sun, workload, workstation
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From danger in the Scottish hills to a ski-ing trip in Surrey (Rousse)
I struggled up the mountain side, the gap between us widening with every step I took. TPR was miles ahead of me and I would never catch up with him. The terrain was particularly difficult over the grassy banks. If … Continue reading
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Tagged amusement, bank, banks, bed and breakfast, boots, car, check out, coincidence, Dave, downs, egg, footing, forecast, graduate, grass, grassy, guests, hill, hills, keys, kill, lift, Masters, mountain, mountains, number, reunite, sand, Scottish, shout, ski, ski-ing, snow, sports, summit, Surrey, toast, trip, walker, walkers, winter
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Going underground with Laurence Fishburne (Belle)
The old gang was reunited and we returned to the scene of our most successful night out. I led the nameless Korean honeymoon couple and the leather-coated Laurence Fishburne down flights of spiral staircases taking us several storeys below platform level at … Continue reading
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Tagged Beetles, Laurence Fishburne, paparazzi, spiral staircase, staircase, tree trunk, tube station
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Why Diet Coke is bad for you (Rousse)
EH and I plus a couple of others joined the queue at the canteen. My choice of dinner plate was obvious: not the plain white china, nor the bright orange-glazed rough pottery, but the Highland Stoneware Celadon rock pool dish. … Continue reading
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Tagged Apfelsaft, bad for you, beer, canteen, Celdadon, china, colleague, Danish, delay, Diet Coke, dinner, drink, eat, exit, Finland, flight, fridge, glaze, highland Stoneware, late, market, meat, miss, Orange, plane, plate, plea, pool, pottery, rock, rough, smoked, spirits, staff, Throwing sheep in the boardroom, venison, watch, white
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