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What's it like in your head?

YouTube video by BBC Archive 1969: The Vanishing Railway | Gone Tomorrow | Retro Transport | BBC Archive

“Of course, nobody believes in ghost stations - not even British Railways in their wildest dreams of economy": further BBC Archive joy just uploaded, or rather melancholy - the last days of operation on a Norfolk branch line & the sense of loss among passengers & staff

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If they start taking more naps you can either use them as a cushion or wake them up for fun.

I think a bit of rock breaking or unpicking rope would do the trick. #TheArchers

I was woken up from a lovely sleep Saturday morning by a man who sounded like he was coughing up a furball outside the house.

A Free Press, Not a Free Pass – It's Time for Fair Regulation For too long, the UK press have bullied people, harassed grieving families, and destroyed lives, all to sell papers. We’ve all seen the heartbreaking consequences. They’ve hacked phones, listened to ...

Looking for the big hitters of bsky for the UK.

Who can help me get a petition that's currently at 79,000 to 100,000 to get a fair press in the UK.

Anyone, any walk of life, a well known name, a Threads account or reshare yourself.

THANK YOU. ❤️

Petition
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You are in charge, they will get used to it!

Every year my mom my mom carves a special pumpkin just fur Nash. Here’s this year’s. 🎃

QUote of the day is from someone out with their young children. In response to a man who was shouting and swearing very loudly by the Forum they said 'There's a time & a place for that sort of thing.'

Count Binface's Newsround Eat this, John Craven!

Get the news you can trust, from an eight-foot-tall space alien with a bin for a face. My latest bulletin is out now! Featuring Trump, Strictly, Clippy, Traitors, Caerphilly and more! open.substack.com/pub/countbin...

Back from my visit to Chester. I always enjoy a visit to Chester Cathedral to see the hooved Elephant carving.

Yes, this is me venting.

Yes, this is me hoping a few Bluesky users will subscribe to my newsletter.

But, yes, it's also posted so people are more informed about Substack.

I'd like to see more people - writer & readers - get away from it.

Substack is a capitalist machine. It's not your friend.

He's just showing off!

If I ever talk about how much I enjoy Formula 1 or Mrs Brown's Boy's contact my family...

Someone in my train carriage is a member of the Olympic snoring team.

Magnificent stuff!

Still incredible.

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I witnessed a crime against food earlier, my Mum's friend had a cheese scone with blackcurrant jam and clotted cream.

Interesting sign in the bathroom of my Airbnb.

Be Stiff: The Stiff Records Story celebrates the maverick British label that brought you Ian Dury, Elvis Costello, Madness, The Pogues, The Damned and many more.

Buy your copy here www.amazon.co.uk/Be-Stiff-Rec...

#vinyl #punk #records

A collage of some of my products: art prints with record players, books and brutalist architecture, a teal T-shirt with cassette tapes, 70s patterned cushion, orange patterned phone case, cassette mug, and a spiral design slipmat.

I’m Gail, a one woman business, based in Manchester.
I create prints, homewares & cards inspired by midcentury design, music and architecture.
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Prepare to meet...
ZONTAR THE THING FROM VENUS (1967) in 30 minutes at 12noon #TPTVsubtitles

I found out this morning they were found by the children of the then vicar in the late 1970s. What makes this feel so odd and makes my skin prickle is that I know one of them. And it’s Jess Streeting who wrote Sea Change, which is an amazing prose poem about the loss of her father.

With my Gran at a family wedding in the 80s.

The sun is out
Just feel its power
George slipped on something
In the shower.

#TheArchers

And Costessey.

Our neighbours cat insists on being let into the back garden via the house so he can have a slightly shorter stroll home.

Today is a day when arts degrees are worthless, but the product of those degrees is so valuable it would kill an entire industry if they were made to pay for it.

Happisburgh.

When I had my graduation at Norwich Cathedral as a mature student in October 2000 I was really proud. I did not do well at school and was made to think that I would never achieve anything by my teachers.