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@RCrawford67322 @railnigel I’m old enough to remember when pubs opened on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights

@railnigel And Wednesday afternoons too!

Hell yes. And now I feel REALLY old. 😱

@RCrawford67322 Me: Could I politely request you park your car outside your own place work. Car owner: Politely no

Poison pen postcard for parking row perpetrator

@RCrawford67322 I’d love to map some of your walks Reg

Hedgerow flowers of the Barthomley area #6 Feverfew - tanacetum parthenium in full flower. Found this splendid example in the gateway of one of the Duchy of Lancaster estate cottages designed in the 1860s by W E Nesfield for Lord Crewe's estate workers.

Pen for hire #Words #Football #Heritage #Place #Politics

@RCrawford67322 @Larkspurr44 I might have a copy in Alsager — will check

@studio100a @Larkspurr44 I've not heard of her before. I'm sure it's very interesting but I do very little reading nowadays. Tempus fugit and I have too much yet left to do. Thanks for the tip though. I might see if the local library has a copy.

Blewburton Hill, an Iron Age hillfort in South Oxfordshire. Lit by sun on the horizon to left, Wittenham Clumps.

@RCrawford67322 Looks like it’s been widened as some point

@studio100a It's a bridge over the river Gowy near Chester.

Walking the long way home with my little pal Rexy.

Depave this! And thousands more like it! The excellent Landscape Architecture Foundation has awarded a $25,000 research grant to habitat biologist Ted Labbe, and landscape architect Mary Pat McGuire, from Depave, to draw up a plan. lafoundation.org/news/2026/04/2…

Staffordshire Day itself may have passed but a House of Commons marketplace exhibition and themed roundtables, the launch of the Staffy public art trail and a new ‘Made in Staffordshire’ quality accreditation scheme show the world that our creative county’s cultural and social-economic credentials extend far beyond its magic-making theme park. #FollowStaffy #StaffordshireDay10

Today for #StockportMuralMonday A new mosaic mural on the side of the newly renovated No.1 Market Place. Have you spotted a mural we haven't yet featured? Please let us know #StockportHeritageLibrary . For more #Stockport photos orlo.uk/ti0Jm

@fslconsult @PitchPublishing @MinxyOwl @footyheritage @StanchionBooks We’ve got a nice street for a game down here. In Alsager dialect — if I remember right— football was called “togga”.

"Street football is a global language, but spoken with a local accent" Out on 17 August via @PitchPublishing 'Street Football: The Real Grassroots of the Beautiful Game' stanchionbooks.com/products/stree… #StreetFootball

@RCrawford67322 Yesterday I bought a little book from Alsager Book Emporium about the Flashes and the birds there togther with a book by Ruskin and one on Land Art. Total cost £6.50

Seen through the trees. A Great White Egret fishing by the roadside at Pump House Flash.

@RCrawford67322 @Larkspurr44 Are you familiar with Romantic Moderns by Alexandra Harris ?

@Larkspurr44 Love the distant view of the Wittenham Clumps and that Paul Nash might once have walked on Blewburton Hill and enjoyed the same view.

"The streets, backs, courts, and beaches are not just places to play; they’re the crucibles where football’s future is forged" Out 17 August via @PitchPublishing 'Street Football: The Real Grassroots of the Beautiful Game' stanchionbooks.com/products/stree… #StreetFootball 📸 B Barlow

Respect to @tomburgis & Guardian team for this solid - & exceptionally difficult to publish - effort to shine a light on Reform’s biggest funder, a highly litigious crypto billionaire who is currently suing @WSJ

On our walk down the lane this evening I noticed that one of the fields was covered in Dandelion 'clocks' seed heads. The beautiful little orbs were catching the light at sunset. Rexy just ignored them of course.

@RCrawford67322 @sallydjbarley If at some point in the co-evolution of dog and man that there was selective breeding for guarding geese and swans from foxes then I suspect Rexy is carrying the gene. General bird dogs could be deployed in domestic settings to protect garden birds from cats or hens from foxes

@sallydjbarley Yes, indeed the swan hissed at us but didn't leave the nest. I couldn't see if she was on eggs. Rexy is really good around wild animals. I think he takes his cue from me when I stand still and just watch an animal in complete silence he stands close by me w/out making a sound.

While me and Rexy stood quietly on the lane, where this swan has built a nest, I noticed a big dog fox watching us impassively from the willows 10 yards away over the water. Rexy didn't bark, just stared him out. Reynard quietly turned away and loped off into the trees - for now.

Not unbelievable, sadly, but deeply connected. My entire body of work for a decade has been intersection of tech bro impunity, foreign interference & political capture. Attacks on the press are central to this. It’s why they came for me & why I know fighting back is so KEY.