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The house which I live in, in Old Town Hastings. Built 1648. (I’ve had it tree ring dated.) Tourists peer in the windows. Has resident death watch beetle. Jolly cold in winter as there’s not a whole lot of insulation. I love it!
This statue is in the courtyard of Burlington House. The notice says it’s a self portrait of the artist.
The Oxford Street pedestrianisation is in place. The Mayor plastering his name over it is a boast of a type that isn’t British.
Götterdämmerung @rbo_org is completely sold out. I do have a ticket but was hoping I might find a better one.
My friend is taking part in the London-Brighton Veteran Car Run and collecting for the Stars Appeal Salisbury Hospice justgiving.com/page/andy-rhi…
I’ve attended this afternoon a Bloomsbury Festival lecture “The Architecture of Bloomsbury” by Alec Forshaw. Well paced and informative!
The Seafarer @GreenwichTheatr this evening was in the okay category. It had its moments but could have been compressed into an hour.
Tickets for Götterdämmerung @rbo_org went on sale 9am and all performances are now pretty much a sell out. I’ve got a standing position. This Wagner is only 6hrs 10m.
An 1852 Indenture relating to 35 All Saints Street Hastings. This is the house immediately opposite mine (121).
In 1986 I travelled by train Sweden to Finland. The line closed 1988. It’s super that it is now back in operation.
@diana_blamires our Swedish and Finnish friends show us how it should be done! They re-open a long-closed passenger line and have real trains on it!
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We’re pleased to announce that Dr. Arthur E. Bernhoff is the new Rector of the University of St Andrews. 👏
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