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Tag Archives: hill
Falling in love with a puppeteer and hill tapestry (Rousse)
My true love was a puppeteer. When his marriage of three decades collapsed due to the arrival of two very late children, he finally found me. My new man opened my eyes to art forms that I had never know … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Bayeux, embroidery, hill, love, moorland, puppeteer, tapestry
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Dover unprepared for Brexit and terrorist attacks (Rousse)
The channel crossing was pretty rough, so it was with some relief that I sensed from under my hood that we were finally docking in Dover. In the rush to disembark I lost TPR and EF, but I wasn’t too … Continue reading
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Tagged blast, bomb, Brexit, crossing, customs, Dover, hill, photograph, sunrise, terrorist, TPR
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A family drive along the south coast (Rousse)
With my mother at the wheel, and all three sisters on the back seat with Baby Ted and my panda, we drove along the south coast of England. ‘Is that the Isle of Wight?’ I asked, pointing to a beautiful, … Continue reading
Inconsiderate motorists bring news of competition windfall (Rousse)
I had the best night’s sleep with TPR in a tent in a field at the foot of the Pentland Hills. The original plan was to pack up the tent in the morning, then head to the hills for a … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast, competition, croissant, Ford Granada, hill, inconsiderate, lunch, motorist, parking, Pentland, picnic, restriction, Sainsbury, sleep, sticker, tent, TPR, windfall
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Helicopter hillside deaths (Rousse)
TPR successfully piloted the helicopter high into the hills. Then suddenly – on landing – we detected a problem. The engine stuttered as if the fuel tank had run dry. When we lifted into the air for a second time, … Continue reading
Missing the ‘mont’ in Montreal (Rousse)
The plane overheard sounded like it was in trouble. It was flying so low that we could all see that it was a transatlantic EasyJet service coming into the city. We predicted correctly that it would smash into the mountain. … Continue reading
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Tagged crash, destination, EasyJet, flight, hill, hit, miss, Montreal, mountain, plane, smash
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Smoking spliffs in the sunshine (Rousse)
In the scorching heat at a family picnic JMH and JLR sat on the car bonnet and smoked spliffs. Meanwhile FDS played in the sunshine and I sheltered in the shade. We returned home by tram along the yellow painted … Continue reading
Mid-summer’s Day in Cornwall – with curry (Rousse)
It was super-early on Mid-summer’s Day in Cornwall and I was lucky enough to observe the locals and a selection of animals march up the hill in the annual sunrise procession. I could not fathom how they managed to persuade … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, celebration, confusion, Cornwall, curry, hill, line, mid-summer, minibus, neat, process, sunrise, transport, walk
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Arnold Schwartzenegger’s boring speech (Rousse)
Two of my Polish colleagues had commandeered my office while I was on long-term sick leave. My desk and other belongings were now all squeezed into a dark corner. I hoped that this was a temporary measure and that I … Continue reading
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Tagged admin, Arnie Schwartzenegger, Arnold Schwartzenegger, basement, boring, campus, children, club, colleague, corner, couple, desk, dull, Easter, famous, floor, foundry, friend, gauge, guest, gym, hill, holiday, Hollywood, kiss, library, married, melt, mould, mountain pass, office, parquet, Polish, presentation, rover boat, school, sick leave, snog, space, speaker, speech, staff, temperature, university, walker, work, worker
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