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Tag Archives: shore
A knitwear surprise and a trip to the beach via York (Rousse)
Seven year-old KF burst into tears when I said that I was looking forward to seeing the jumper that she was knitting for me. Her mother shot me a sharp glance that read “You weren’t supposed to know about it. … Continue reading
Sunblock and boat safety (Rousse)
TPR bobbed about in a wooden rowing boat in the bay without a care in the world – until he noticed that my arm was turning red in the sun. He remembered that he had packed sunblock and leant over … Continue reading
Secret sex with students (Rousse)
X wanted to move to the same Californian seaside town where I had settled. The first job he took there was as a waiter, but he had an eye on something more exciting – teaching watersports to children. I tried … Continue reading
Murderer serves lunch to transsexual surprise guest feet away from victim’s remains in biscuit tin (Rousse)
I planned X’s murder to coincide with his holiday. That way nobody would miss him when he didn’t turn up to work. While I deliberated over where to dump his body parts, I kept them in a small round red … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, airtight, Australia, biscuit, black and white, body, bury, butchered, children, dining, dresser, dump, Edinburgh, ex-wife, feet, flares, gender, Granton, guest, hat, highlands, holiday, lunch, man, muder, murderer, photograph, realignment, red, remains, remote, sabbatical, safari, shore, smell, surgery, surprise, table, tin, transsexual, victim, wash, work
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From a cliff top penthouse to a pokey Glasgow bedsit (Rousse)
TPR and I lived in a tiny, but gorgeous, penthouse suite perched on a cliff with beautiful views of the blue sea crashing onto the rocks 100 feet below. We liked to leap from the cliff edge into the water, … Continue reading
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Tagged agreement, bedsit, below, blue, centre, city, cliff, climbing, crash, cycling, dressed, edge, Edinburgh, Glasgow, helmet, home, leap, litter, penthouse, pokey, railway, rental, rocks, ropes, sea, shore, station, suite, swim, tatters, ticket, top, TPR, train, views, visitors, water
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Scottish surveillance spooks out in force in Leith (Rousse)
Leith had changed. The streets were lined with beautiful boutiques. Even the charity shops were posh. There were also hundreds of cyclists riding through this smart Edinburgh suburb, proud of their achievement of completing the entire route of the Edinburgh … Continue reading
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Tagged antics, bedroom, boutique, boutiques, charity, citizen, citizens, cyclist, cyclists, Edinburgh, futile, gesture, government, kitchen, Leith, path, paths, periscope, periscopes, photograph, posh, return, Scottish, shop, shops, shore, spook, spooks, street, streets, suburb, surveillance, target, window
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Drunken wife escapes cruel husband in the Outer Hebrides (Rousse)
Back from our holiday, TPR resumed his cruelty towards me. I couldn’t work out why he had attached an electrical cord to me, nor why his university pals were now pulling on it, but I was determined to escape from … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, beaches, cruelty, dressed, drunk, electrical cord, escape, evil, free, holidat, madness, Outer Hebrides, pals, plot, sea, shore, TPR, university, waves
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More basking sharks (Rousse)
The basking sharks were so close to the shore that I could stroke them. How amazing!
Grow your own pearl bracelet on the Isle of Skye (Rousse)
After I lost TPR in LIDL I popped down to the beach on the Isle of Skye to watch the opening Edinburgh Fringe performance. The “comedy” was truly terrible. At the interval I left discreetly. I would spend the rest … Continue reading
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Tagged afternoon, bangle, bangles, beach, beach-combing, beachcombing, bracelet, bracelets, combing, comedy, Edinburgh, Fringe, granite, hand, hands, Hebrides, interval, Isle of Skye, jewel, jewellery, LIDL, lost, pearl, pebble, pebbles, pendant, pendants, performance, pool, pools, rock, salty, sea, seed, shore, show, slat, supermarket, TPR, treasure, wrist, wrists
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