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Tag Archives: Lindisfarne
A murderer on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne (Rousse)
We had a couple of hours to spare so crossed the causeway to Holy Island. In the distance on the headland we saw JS. We called ‘Broken bone!’ at her and she responded with a wave and a smile. When … Continue reading
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Tagged bone, headland, Holy Island, Lindisfarne, LJ Ross, man, mother, murder, police, sister, spiral, staircase, woman
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A Hebridean Holy Island (Rousse)
Holy Island was looking rather Hebridean with its towering peaks and sandy lochs. I sat at the water’s edge with JMH trying to work out whether the island had switched coastlines. Had it somehow landed on the west coast of … Continue reading
A low-level flight over Lindisfarne and the Hebrides (Rousse)
In a tiny plane the seven of us flew over the island of Lindisfarne, then the white sand beaches of a deserted isle of the Inner Hebrides. Our pilot took great pleasure in skimming the waves with the aircraft’s wheels. … Continue reading
Academic is owner of magnificent mansion on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne (Rousse)
I knew that it was unconventional to take one’s sibling to a school management meeting, but now that mine worked at the University (albeit in a different department), I thought that I would get away with it. SS glanced over … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, admire, art, black, blue, briar, bush, causeway, children, door, gate-crash, glorious, Holy Island, house, interior, lecturer, life sciences, Lindisfarne, magnificent, management, mansion, meeting, mother, name, north, Northumberland, notes, paintwork, panel, path, peel, pharmacology, photo, plan, red, rich, school, scrap book, scribble, sea, sell, ship, sibling, sky, stop, text, tide, TPR, university, upkeep, view, water, wood
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Scaling walls on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne (Rousse)
There was no room for a staircase when the house on Holy Island was first built. Portable suction pads were provided to the residents so that they could scale the walls to reach the upper floors. My elderly mother was … Continue reading
A coach change in Aberdour – and not Holy Island (Rousse)
Once I started collecting my sister-in-law SMcC’s cast-off clothes it was certain that we would never be able to carry everything home. I blamed TPR for bringing the huge television screen on the trip. Then I noticed the holes in … Continue reading
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Tagged Aberdour, apologise, belongings, carry, cast-off, change, clothes, coach, cotton, dial, fog, furious, hair, handset, help, holes, Holy Island, implication, iPhone, jersey, jumper, Leanne, Lindisfarne, north, peach, PhD, pink, red, remember, reveal, rotary, screen, secret, shell suit, sister-in-law, student, sweater, telephone, television, TPR, traditional, train, trip
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Celebrating Easter on Holy Island – as an alternative to Match of the Day (Rousse)
I lost control of my class completely. Instead of discussing the latest research in knowledge management, the students watched repeats of Match of the Day in class each Wednesday afternoon. There were some who objected to this – including PhD … Continue reading
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Tagged afternoon, celebrate, celebration, class, control, Easter, education, England, fan, football, friend, Holy Island, KM, knowledge management, Lindisfarne, lose, minister, mistake, object, PhD student, pilgrim, repeats, research, road, soccer, South African, students, trip, waste, Wednesday
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Holy Island hideaway drifts out to sea (Rousse)
The house floated across the flooded causeway, drifting from its usual base on Holy Island. I assured everyone that all would be fine. The tide would reach the doorway, but was certain to subside soon afterwards, and we were all … Continue reading
Rwandan driver leads travellers a merry dance over the sand dunes of Holy Island with a horse (Rousse)
After an enormous breakfast of smoked salmon and roast potatoes – some of which I had to put back in the fridge because I simply couldn’t manage it all – I caught the train south. My travelling companions were TPR, … Continue reading →