Harry Jonas

Utterly stunning wow !

Returning with a new album in 2026 is Das Guy Guy. The avant garde East German minimal electronica pioneer releases Das Böse - his first original album in 40 years … ahead of the album hear first single Turning On (a spin cycle) … exclusively for The Quietus.

Sign this petition from the European Movement UK europeanmovement.co.uk/uk-eu-environm…

Charlie Chaplin felt so strongly about fighting fascism against Germany in 1940 that he broke his silence for the first time ever to deliver this monologue

One of my favorite facts in the world is that the home of Winston Churchill - Chartwell - is legally required to have a "marmalade" cat. All named Jock after Churchill's own cat. This is Jock VII.

Lt Geoffrey Barron Taylor was an accomplished sportsman in football, rugby and especially rowing. Read his story and please consider donating to our Foundation to help us keep it alive: cwgc.org/stories/storie… #Olympics #Paris2024

Drat and double drat !

@DanHerb10 Love their version of the holy custard cream

? and the Mysterians inventing the sound of the future in 1966 with 96 Tears (the song was, remarkably, written in 1962)

#TraceryTuesday from the outside at St Andrew's #Walberswick

The historic town of Wirksworth in Derbyshire boasts unique ancient structures, including a medieval cottage wall from the 1400s. This wall, a remnant of cruck construction, is common in Derbyshire & has a distinctive "A" shape roof.

When you die, it’s a smart idea to take a good book with you. Well it may be a long journey involving plenty of waiting around for the gates to open.

@Portaspeciosa That’s utterly beautiful!

Another joy from the Salisbury Museum collection.

I am not sure if anyone cares what a 27 year old with autism and special needs has to say, but I want to help inspire others. I lost both my parents when I was 19. I was attacked and bullied. But it hasn’t broken me. Can you retweet this if you care what I have to say?

The 14th century south door at Gedney in Lincolnshire. It has some fascinating features, a long Lombardic inscription, an inset ivory panel and the original lock!

This is where Christopher Columbus met Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile

@TimMeek8 A ‘pattern juggler ‘if I ever saw one ?

This roller system to enable plaster to look like recessed rubble stonework takes me back to sitting in Filey bus station late one winter night in the early 1970s having been listening to King Crimson's The Court of the Crimson King. I still have flashbacks.

For #TraceryTuesday, Oddington, #Gloucestershire, comes up trumps, with this delicious C14th window, one on either side of the porch, all nicely reticulated... The sunshine on Saturday now seems a distant memory...