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Monthly Archives: September 2015
The Prince, by Niccolo Machiavelli
Earlier today, I was delighted when my son Jack presented me with a handsome gift in the form of The Prince, by Niccolo Machiavelli. It had been some time since I owned this book, as I’d given away my last … Continue reading
Wales 28, England 25
Congratulations to the Welsh rugby team, on what is probably their greatest win ever on foreign soil, in beating England by 28 points to 25 earlier this evening. Unless you happen to be Welsh, I don’t think it’s possible to … Continue reading
All Hail the Brave Blossoms
Along with countless millions of others the world over, I watched in amazement and disbelief earlier today as the Japanese rugby team – the Brave Blossoms – defeated the South African Springboks in their opening game of the 2015 Rugby … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged Brave Blossoms, Japan, Rugby World Cup 2015, Self Belief, Self Confidence, South Africa, Springboks
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Rowley Irlam, Emmy Award Winner 2015
Congratulations to Rowley Irlam, my friend and former fellow knight, for winning a coveted Emmy Award for his outstanding work as the stunt coordinator on the superlative Game of Thrones. Exactly a quarter of a century ago, I had the … Continue reading
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Tagged Emmy Awards, Game of Thrones, Rowley Irlam, Stunt Coordinator
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Durrington Walls, Druids and Doors
I suspect we’ll be waiting a very long time indeed before any of the purported stones at Durrington Walls are excavated, when we bear in mind the necessary surveys, permissions, requirements for funding and tie-ins with television channels, matters that … Continue reading
A Matter of Faith – The Sleeping Sentinels of Durrington Walls
The more I ponder this matter of the purported row of one hundred or so huge sarsens lying buried at Durrington Walls, the more baffled I become. Exactly one year ago, the University of Birmingham announced some of the findings … Continue reading
Stonehenge and ‘Super Henge’ Durrington Walls
I long ago grew weary of the hyperbole in press releases dealing with new discoveries in the Stonehenge landscape, but the latest announcement by Professor Vince Gaffney seems to be genuinely momentous. It appears that the Stonehenge Hidden Landscapes Project … Continue reading
Posted in Silbury Hill, Stonehenge, Uncategorized
Tagged Durrington Walls, Stonehenge, Stonehenge Hidden Landscapes Project
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