Dr Chris
@drchrisc
Archaeologist working in London
Crikey that bought back memories! Baga Chipz at ½ way to heaven in the airless basement. We got a whole Hannibal Lecter skit.
This is the second time I’ve been called to the stage at an @awkwardprods.co.uk show but the first where @soozuk.bsky.social has gone first. Perhaps I should give up archaeology and commit to the stage!
There are few book I recommend but Circe by Madeline Miller is one. Middlemarch and Riceyman Steps by Arnold Bennett are probably the other two.
The strange thing I’ve always thought about studying is county boundary marks. This is Buckinghamshire to Middlesex in Colnbrook with a well placed coal and wine tax plaque rather than post.
I tried reflective windmills, utterly ignored by London pigeons. I tried big reflective, swinging owls with bells. The review is below…
#fontsonfriday The magnificent Norwich Cathedral front adapted from the copper pan used to make caramel for Rolos at the now closed Cadbury’s factory.
Thinking a bit more about this. Both lengths of, what is now Great Suffolk street and Trinity Street run through the southern burial ground. On the trinity street side there are two mausoleums. Like the one at Landmark Court I wonder if this is from a mausoleum?
Here is my grandfather, mother and her younger sister at the Domain in Auckland for an ANZAC day in the mid 50s.
🏺I’m in the fantastic Tully House, Carlisle. Could dodecahedrons be more elaborate versions of portable altars for burning intense?
Depending on the shape of your jar I bet you could use less but might want to be careful about the lemon juice otherwise it might not set.