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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Sir Alex Ferguson
Football Statues No 51 (in a series of several): Sir Alex Ferguson (1941 -) My football statues series passes the fifty mark in the week that the achievements of Sir Alex Ferguson – arguably the greatest ever British club football … Continue reading
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On my MP3 player this week…
The Damned are still delivering punk thrills with panache thirty odd years after their formation in ’77. This live set was recorded at WFMU in May 2009 and ends with the quintessential punk track “New Rose”.
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“Peace”
This unusual oak statue looks as though it has been plucked from the main square of a small provincial town in France. Entitled “peace” it sits in the church yard of St Peter’s Church, Freston. Sculpted by Frederick Rogers it … Continue reading
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Freston Point
Low tide on the River Orwell viewed from the wharf at Freston Point
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Billy Wright
Football Statues No 50 (in a series of several): Billy Wright (1924 – 1994) Billy Wright captained England 90 times and became the first footballer to win a century of caps for his country. He was also captain of the … Continue reading
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On my MP3 player this week…
Another great MP3 Mix from the free music archive here. Particularly like the OMD track.
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Final throes of Autumn
A few lingering moments of Autumn captured in the woods at Broom Knoll, Freston.
1942 Blockade Monument
Football Statues No 49 (in a series of several): 1942 Blockade Monument Earlier this year the 1942 Blockade Monument was unveiled in St. Petersburg close to the home of FC Zenit. The monument honours the players that took part in … Continue reading
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Crystal Palace
The fire that destroyed the Crystal Palace on the night of 30 November 1936 was visible for miles around. My father, then living in Cobham, Kent, remembers it well and, by odd coincidence, would move to Upper Norwood, just a … Continue reading
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