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Birmingham
Birmingham, Christmas Markets, Travel

Birmingham

Birmingham England (which Birmingham Alabama named itself after in 1871, in frank and acknowledged flattery) is the 18th century’s version … Continue reading Birmingham

Celebration
Birmingham, Christmas Markets, Dlavery, religion, Travel

Celebration

I was in Birmingham two weeks ago, and that’s where I stumbled across the spirit of Christmas, not at the … Continue reading Celebration

St. Peter’s
Bristol, Travel

St. Peter’s

If you look carefully at this photograph of St. Peter’s Church, Bristol’s first church, who’s foundations date to 1106, with … Continue reading St. Peter’s

Traffic
Bristol, Cars, Travel

Traffic

You can only see 8 of them here but there are sixteen traffic lights at this intersection and they all … Continue reading Traffic

Solstice
Bristol, Export, Travel, Weather

Solstice

It is December 21st, the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year and the beginning of winter and as … Continue reading Solstice

Slavers
Bristol, Dlavery

Slavers

300 ships sailed from Bristol as part of the slave trade in the 17th and 18th centuries, hundreds more from … Continue reading Slavers

Invasion
Birmingham, Christmas Markets, Frankfurt, Travel

Invasion

The Germans have invaded Birmingham, England’s second largest city. Don’t panic! They were invited, as they have been every year … Continue reading Invasion

Skuli loves purple
Iceland, Travel

Skuli loves purple

Skuli Morgensen loves purple. His airplanes are purple, and his flight attendants wear purple dresses, purple scarves, purple hats. His … Continue reading Skuli loves purple

Illegal eggs
Bristol, Export, Travel

Illegal eggs

Has anyone told Nigel Farage that it’s illegal to sell British eggs in the US? And that negotiating trade deals … Continue reading Illegal eggs

Jesus Circus
Bristol, Travel

Jesus Circus

Ah, the sublimely inescapably inspiring architecture of churches. Even to a non-religious person like myself, there is majesty, serenity, grandeur … Continue reading Jesus Circus

Past glories
Bristol, Travel

Past glories

The four massive electric dockside cranes on display in Bristol are the last operable dockside cranes of their type in … Continue reading Past glories

Unintended consequences: The (updated) Tale of Squirrel Nutkin.
Bristol, Travel

Unintended consequences: The (updated) Tale of Squirrel Nutkin.

The latest environmental concern here, and one some scientists are escalating to “high alert”, has nothing to do with the … Continue reading Unintended consequences: The (updated) Tale of Squirrel Nutkin.

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