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@McIlroyRory @David_Yarrow It has been a beautiful thing to see.

As a kid growing up in Northern Ireland, I dreamed of winning all four majors. Being able to bring these trophies home was truly surreal.

@London_W4 I recommend a book by Christopher Buckley, Steaming to Bamboola, about his time on a tramp steamer. He’s very witty. Cheers.

Sunday afternoon reading. A pub in Hamble le Rice, a glass of wine and Joshua Slocum’s Sailing Alone Around the World. The correct way to spend time.

@London_W4 A+ color in the dish as well.

Dinner is served. Behold the healthiness in tonight’s meal on board that I’ve just cooked. Prawns, courgette, peppers, mushrooms, chillies and a sweet and sour sauce, with a random collection of noodles as I’m using up the last of different packets. I’ve realised my bowl makes it look like the food is dripping down the sides. I promise it isn’t and that’s the pattern on the bowl. Also, I keep forgetting to buy a table mat, so excuse the kitchen roll standing in for a mat. Anyway, it tastes most pleasant, if I do say so myself. Cheers 🥂

@chadmumm 1

We were debating this last night... as a golf fan, what would be the coolest thing to happen? 1. Jordan Spieth comeback Masters win 2. An amateur wins the US Open 3. Walk-off, hole-out eagle to win a major

@CharmOfCulture A very touching portrait—there’s a lot of understanding in that face.

Did you know the Duke of Wellington lived long enough to be photographed? This image, taken in 1844, captures Arthur Wellesley, the hero of Waterloo, in one of the earliest photographs ever taken.

@william_whyte Something of an oxymoron, no?

Brutalist spring

@London_W4 Cooking as conjuring.

Mornin’. Sat at home on my boat watching the beautiful sunlight pouring in through the steam from my hot mackerel breakfast. It’s the perfect start to the day.

@London_W4 Beds should be made less comfortable, covers less consoling.

Sunrise through the woods. I really don’t know why I don’t get up stupidly early every day to stand and watch the sunrise. It’s a waste of a day to miss this.

@thorneh Spring as much dreamed as observed.

The Thames flowing through Oxfordshire; taken today at Wittenham.

@SimoninSuffolk It’s such a wonderful sculpture—full of movement and likeness, but very modern.

The politician Harold Wilson was born in Huddersfield #OTD 11 March 1916. His statue in the town's St George's Square, photographed a few weeks ago. He hurries from the railway station reaching in his pocket for his familiar pipe, although he prefered to smoke cigars in private.

@PGATOUR @THEPLAYERS Hoping he and his are well and safe. Has to be hard for him to concentrate, given all that’s going on in the Middle East.

Tommy Fleetwood rocking @THEPLAYERS hat today! "My middle boy must've bought this hat a couple years ago ... matches well with the rest of the fit today."

@CindySinor Spain

Based on the style of this painting “Still Life with Cherries” (1640-1644) where do you think the artist was from?

@ATG_Editorial Who painted this painting, please?

The annual two-day Haughton International seminar returns this summer with a theme on Courtly Magnificence - Gender, Dynasty & Politics: buff.ly/rmzYA1a

@stephenRB4 Nancy and Plum by Betty McDonald.

On World Book Day today, what is the book you remember most fondly from your childhood? 📚

@ahistoryinart Remarkable feeling of quiet in a painting that contains so many objects.

The lithographer and painter, Charles Shannon is best remembered for his artistic partnership with Charles de Sousy Ricketts. This work by Shannon from around 1900, shows CSR at their flat in Kennington Road, Lambeth, London.

@sarahdiaryz She is so lovely.

The Duchess of Gloucester, Patron, Friends of St. Paul's Cathedral, visits St. Paul's Cathedral School in London today 🚘 📹 Marks London Reels

@thorneh It looks like a landscape by Wayne Thiebaud! Lovely.

My usual view of Wayland's Smithy longbarrow, as today was such a glorious day!

@visitnorthyork @yorkshire_brew Left

Which Image do you prefer? Left or Right

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@St4fford_deWolf Is that Geraldine Chaplin as the lady-in-waiting?

Henry V [V, 2] ⚜️ 👑Henry V. 🍬 'You have witchcraft in your lips, Kate: there is more eloquence in a sugar touch of them than in the tongues of the French council;' #ShakespeareSunday