It’s taken me longer than I expected to finish writing this post, even though I wrote most of it on the train 11 days ago. I knew that a round trip of over 700 miles on multiple forms of public transport, right at the start of the Easter holidays, would be gruelling; and I knew … More Awards and Celebrations
It’s been a long time since I wrote a Friday post. Not by choice… pressure of work has just made it impossible to pull something together most weeks. I’ve been neglecting my emails too, so if you’ve contacted me via the website lately I do apologise – I’ll get there eventually. But right now I’m … More Weekend Reading: Out and About
This year, for #ILCD22, I’ve been to Benwell on the outskirts of Newcastle, to find out more about the mysterious Geordie god Antenociticus. You can watch the video I made, in which I say ‘Antenociticus’ many times just to prove that I can… …or you can read the transcript below. It’s followed by some useful … More International Lego Classicism Day 2022: Antenociticus the Geordie God
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