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Is this painting who we now are? The identity grapplings of mystic artist Ben Edge Vikings, miners, refugees, enslavers and good old Albion himself … Ben Edge reveals how his dynamic new understanding of Britain today was triggered by seeing a procession of druids march past a KFC

Love the art of Ben Edge, whose chronicling of the English folk revival and the weirdness of our old customs offers a different vision of Albion to the fake patriots and flag-shaggers

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We must be related! I just had an ancestor hint on Thru lines to someone who also had a distant ancestor called Mary (never mind that she lived in a distant part of the country with a husband with a completely different name - she was called Mary!)

It’s a house roof, playing on the name Slayter.

It’s something I’ve only noticed in recent years: a 1950s set of houses in an earlier row. Once you start looking …

Farage: epic grifter

Lord street opposite H&M (old BHS)?

More power to your elbow 💪! (you write more politely than what’s in my head …😡)

Enjoyed that one, but it was also one where I had a lot of prior background knowledge!

One, but many other countries and continents …

Thought I saw you at the theatre - it was brilliant, wasn’t it?

Yes, of course! I was thinking it was further towards Woodside.

Thanks. Demesne St is where Guinea Gap baths is/are (?) I could have searched the business (Daniels?) opposite, but thought you'd know!

Nice view of the water tower in the background

What’s the tall tower in the upper right corner?

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Do you know whereabouts this was?

Long Run Sunday on the #Wirral Way

No, “model” meant it was a model of good practice.

We love Shrewsbury and go to the Folk Festival every August Bank Holiday. It’s a while since we’ve done the museums though. Quite a lot of controversy (and online rumours) about the NT takeover.

No Saturdays are for parkrun and a bacon butty🏃‍♀️🥪 !

Looking forward to it and thank-you for working to be make it even better than I’m sure it was! (I might be doing some ironing at the same time …😥)

changed no 2 Central Park (OH recognised it at once - volunteers there twice a week!)

No 4 Bidston Hall

No 2 Poulton Lancelyn?

Reuters reporting on what we already know - that Reform is accepting crypto donations.

As a former anti-corruption specialist, let me be clear. Crypto should be nowhere near UK politics.

The risks around anonymity, tracing ownership & manipulation of instruments are all good reason to act.

Friend of mine did this last year - Macclesfield? Nantwich? East Cheshire I’m pretty sure.

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Nigel Farage wants to get rid of the NHS and replace it with US Insurance which would be 4x more expensive and worse in every way.

Except for the £600bn a year profit for him and his mates.

Took me a while … 🤦‍♀️

I’ve spent many a day there - in the basement on microfilm or the history annexe upstairs and to the left (or it was in those days). Must go back as an alumna as they have a good Quaker archive with some of my ancestors in.

Yes, it’s called thinking. When do you get to eat the cake?