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Tag Archives: shop
Unwanted charity shop donations destroyed in secret in-store bonfire (Rousse)
TPR brought out yet another bags of clothes and random bits and pieces to sort for donation to charity. I guessed that the knitting needles would be welcomed, but most of this junk was almost certainly destined for the Bethany … Continue reading
Homeless photographer takes a trip to Japan (Rousse)
I packed away the white bed sheet that I slept in each night at the doorway of the Bethany shop on Leith Walk, Edinburgh. Then I set off to join the family reunion in Japan. As a reunion venue, a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethany, carriage, Edinburgh, family reunion, homeless, Japan, landscape, Leith Walk, midden, photograph, photographer, railway, sand, shell, shop, station, train
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Return to handsome Redcar (Rousse)
I shoved the shopping list into TPR’s hand and said that I would meet him at Tesco. Then I jumped on the train. Settled in the carriage, I was enjoying the company of my former colleagues AT, JB, and MG … Continue reading
Sister shoplifter (Rousse)
When my sister S ‘accidentally’ dropped an ornament into her bulging handbag, my other sister J exclaimed ‘So what else from this shop have you dropped in there?!’ It was a mistake to speak so loudly within earshot of the … Continue reading
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Tagged bag, handbag, manager, shop, shoplift, sister, store, treasure
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Waylaid on Broughton Street by Edwardian hookers and a shop alarm (Rousse)
I knew that I needed to be at Waverley Station to meet JS and RR off the train from Bristol at 18:30. Nevertheless, I cycled down Broughton Street on my static exercise bike, and followed the new-to-me narrow street that … Continue reading
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Tagged antique, bike, Bristol, Broughton Street, children, Edinburgh, Edwardian, exercise, hooker, London Street, shop, spear, staircase, station, Waverley
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Inappropriate ecclesiastical furniture (Rousse)
The grandfather clock was very big. Indeed, it was so huge that it was hard to imagine that it would fit into any domestic setting. Then LM pointed out the matching alter. This antique shop specialised in ecclesiastical furniture. It … Continue reading
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Tagged alter, church, clock, ecclesiastical, furniture, grandfather, shop
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Holiday home pros and cons (Rousse)
At the top of the hill, I jumped off the bike and passed it to PMF. This was because I was too scared to negotiate the steep incline on the other side. He would ride, and I would run behind … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, funfair, HIghland Stonewaree, hill, holiday, home, Manchester, seconds, shock, shop
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Highland spirit triplets, hopeless handmade goods, an over-priced exhibition, and very public toilets (Rousse)
A set of Highland triplet spirits danced across the heather as they sought to reunite me with my mother and sister S after I came off the narrow single track road in our hire car. As soon as we found … Continue reading
A neglected guest witnesses wax flowers, uncovers a property tax dodge, and sticks up for non-smokers (Rousse)
I visited J and GC at their new house in the US. They had relocated there for G’s job. His role now extended beyond sound production and included procurement. These days star-struck hopefuls would approach him seeking fame and fortune … Continue reading
Complaint to CalMac crew about criminal customers calls for chessman compensation (Rousse)
The passengers swarmed at the foot of the ferry steps, then formed a queue to leave the boat. Once on the quayside, I realised that I had left my 3 foot tall replica Lewis chessman on the vessel. Fortunately, however, … Continue reading
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Tagged Calmac, chessman, compensation, complaint, creew, Lewis, passenger, quayside, shop, souvenir
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