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January 27, 2009

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Lately this is mostly a feed of no, I have had it with feeds, let’s make this site actually have the things I get up to, and find interesting, amusing or timewasting in other places.

There

You can find me on goodreads, flickr, twitter, facebook, ravelry and pinterest among others, but I’m more at home here in my own space than in those other places.

Quick Clips

I’m glad to see there are people out there making bike friendly clothing that’s not all skin tight lycra. I need to figure out how to sew something like this for the summer. 20210123

I’m amazed there has ever been any science behind TV detector vans, I always thought they were completely fake 20210121

Electric Cargo Bike Delivery Service – I hope that what starts in Hebden Bridge grows elsewhere! 20210118

See saws on the US-Mexico border. 20210114

Simulated Traffic Junctions, trying to keep traffic flowing is hard! 20210108

Reading about Japanese manhole covers and needed to go looking for pictures. 20210107

It took me a while to work out what the problem with this Tripod coin was! (I was thinking of John Christopher tbh.) 20210107

Sillitoe Tartans and Battenberg Markings 20201225

“a book which began as a scourge of the establishment had become, in the end, a totem of national pride.” – it’s fascinating how culture spins like this. 20201221

“Humanity’s history is a continuous battle between us and the microbes.” 20201217

Recently Read

The Player of Games (Culture #2) by Iain M. Banks.

The Year Without Pants: WordPress.com and the Future of Work by Scott Berkun.

The Long Call (Two Rivers, #1) by Ann Cleeves.

The Stone Circle (Ruth Galloway, #11) by Elly Griffiths.

Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng.

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I’m not right convinced that those are my top 9

I’m not right convinced that those are my top 9 Instagram posts of 2020 but they do cover what might be my top three things of 2020 in no particular order: 1. Knitting my mystery blanket (which is now almost finished), B. Riding my bike, iii. My family and friends (embracing being sensible & staying safe at home). I think we’re all ready for 2021 to come at us, hopefully with actual hugs involved 🤗 #bestnine #happynewyear (I’m hoping the comment about hugs doesn’t look as weird this time next year as last year’s comment for 2020 to “bring it on” does now! But we will see. 🤞)

☀️ ❄️ 🚲 😃 ❤️ #cycling #ebikes #y

☀️ ❄️ 🚲 😃 ❤️ #cycling #ebikes #yorkshire #oxygenbicycles #reliveapp

Well, it’s a dark & dreary winter solstice here

Well, it’s a dark & dreary winter solstice here but I’m wishing you a brighter time to come. ❄️🎄🥰

The last four squares of my #debbieabrahamsmystery

The last four squares of my #debbieabrahamsmysteryblanket are complete! Now “all” I need to do is 🪡 sew it all together and 🧶 knit on the borders to finish it. #knitting #rowanyarns

Missing: one view. 🌫 ❄️ 🥶 Please return!

Missing: one view. 🌫 ❄️ 🥶 Please return!

Nice out this afternoon! 🌞 🥶

Nice out this afternoon! 🌞 🥶

*paint* *the* *whole* *world* *with* *a* *RAINBOW*

*paint* *the* *whole* *world* *with* *a* *RAINBOW*! #rainbow 🌈

October’s knitting for my #debbieabrahamsmystery

October’s knitting for my #debbieabrahamsmysteryblanket is complete. “Just” one last set of squares, the sewing together & a looooong border to go! #knitting #mysteryblanket #rowanyarns

You’d think, given that you can usually see the

You’d think, given that you can usually see the TV mast at Emley Moor from eleventy squillion miles away, you’d be able to spot it from the side of the road next to it! I had to check with Google StreetView that I was in the right place! #fog

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