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Went camping this weekend in Montford Bridge. Here’s a few photos we took. Comments below each one.
Here’s the inside view of the middle living area of our tent.
The outside view of our ridiculously large tent.
This might well be the bridge that gives Montford Bridge its name.
At last! Sean Wright receives the honour of having his own page on Wikipedia!
Very pleasant trip to Cambridge yesterday, ostensibly to attend Bodies in the Bookshop, a Crime Writers’ meet-and-greet thing at Heffers bookshop. Met up with the ever amiable Simon Kernick who joined Al and me in the Eagle afterwards for some pints and banter.
Took a couple of photos while I was wandering about. Enjoy.
Punts, the lot of ’em.
deteculative
Originally uploaded by John Self.
Excellent stuff from the Selfmeister
Click the image to see a bigger, clearer version.
Just realised how rude the title of this post sounds!
Took a couple of photos of our little bungalow, and uploaded them to Flickr.
The Nissen hut thing is meant to be a car port, but at the moment it houses the wheelie bins and bits of crap.
If you look down the left right hand side of this site, you will see I have installed a new Flickr ‘badge’ which looks rather whizzy. Hopefully it will be more interesting by the time I have some more photos uploaded!
Just testing an image to see which is the best size from Flickr to suit this blog template…
Looks like ‘medium’ (500×375) is perfect!
We have invested in a new digital camera, so hopefully a few more photos will be appearing on here and on my criminally underused Flickr page.
It looks like this:
I think he has announced it over on Palimpsest now, so I can let everyone know here that Rick Green has started the first Palimpblog! His posts have already been pretty varied and thoughtful and it will be interesting to see where he takes it.
Since upgrading to Itunes 4.9 I have been attached to the US store and not the UK one and am unable to buy any music. Anyone have this problem? What have I done wrong?!? 🙁
Interesting post over on the TwoWayWeb News:
I got a response from Jimmy Wales to a note about Wikipedia on Scripting News on a private mail list. He may if he wants, make his response public. Imho, it was unnecessarily personal. But he showed me something about Wikipedia that I hadn’t seen before. My first note wasn’t really a bug report to Jimmy Wales, or a request for an investigation of the change history of any single article on Wikipedia, but I certainly understand why he might have intererpeted it that way. But now that he has responded, I feel the issue has grown a little larger, if only temporarily.