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Rebuscando entre algunos archivos electrónicos, encontré algunas de las fotos antiguas que hice en Inglaterra y Gales cuando estuve trabajando por aquellas lejanas tierras...espero que os gusten!!!
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Juliette Volcler
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January was a pretty quiet month for one reason and another. But we did go to see a brilliant Coldplay tribute band in Cottingham.
We met up with our friends Alex, Chloe and Connor in the Royal William IV pub before heading round the corner to the gig. We managed to get right to the front too and what a fantastic gig it was!
Best to see it Large on Black
Sur les richesses de notre société s'épanouissent les fleurs du mal, fruits du Bling-Bling et du culte de l'apparence.
Quand s'apercevra-t-on qu'elles sont bien sèches, sombres et piquantes ?
Et que le précipice est tout près ?
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I didn't shoot this with my own camera. But that's okay!
Today Alanna, Atticus, and I hung out. We went to the store, sat around and watched T.V, went sledding, played clue, and ate pizza. Lots. and lots. of pizza.
It was fun and very tiring so all we really wanted to do afterward was lay around. They offered to be in my photo for the day, and we came up with this :)
LEFT TO RIGHT: Atticus, Me, Alanna.
It actually went a little like this.
Me: ughhhhh I still have to shoot for today..
Alanna: YOU CAN USE MY CAMERA AND WE CAN BE IN IT!
Atticus: YEAH AND WE CAN DO OUR FAKE SMILES!
Me: Okay! ...Actually, come down here. Let's put our feet by the fire.
Alanna: Oh, there she goes getting all 'artsy.'
I love my friends.
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Arrabella and I went for a delicious Sunday Dinner before she headed home on Sunday.
A triple roast at the Altisidora in Bishop Burton. Yummy!
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I'm turning into a twitcher geek!
Never seen a Mandarin duck in the Uk before and this young version was a feisty little bugger chasing off the adult Mallards for the food.
Handsome is not the word, the colours on his body are extraordinary. Hopefully, he'll stick around until he's an adult.
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Okay, my dear friend -- I'll try to explain a little bit about this game :) It is called Odama korokoro 大玉ころころ (oo - means big ~ tama or dama - ball) korokoro - the sound or manner of a small/big round object rolling). From the start line - 3 kids will lead the move of the ball by rolling it to the ground between the space of the team (for ex.yellow team) going to the pole mark then after turning there the team will roll back the ball from higher or upper part of their heads then back to the ground where the leaders will continue the rolling/pushing aiming at the goal. ( K's team won on this game)
Yeah! thanks God it's finished :-))
I'm really tired making obento and packing things to bring including my cute pillow yesterday and after taking some shots of K's program I took a nap under the big tree where I placed our mats and other stuffs. LoL
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Chelsea Music – Comments 2:
I recall Keith Q making a brief, but very memorable, performance as a vocalist for Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts. KQ didn't hold back when he was offered the microphone - a very memorable performance lasting all of 10 seconds (or maybe 5). I think The Alan Bown Set were fairly regular performers at the college. Mungo Jerry performed in 1971. I guess Marmalade also played at some time?
And for those of us who lived in, or passed through, the West Cromwell Road flat in 1970-71, and who thought that there were 5 of us living in the flat, there was in fact a 6th person, namely Frank Zappa, for which we can thank Roger.
Keith Unsworth, 21Sep20
Wow! Don’t remember the Brett Marvin incident Keith, but very happy for it to enter folk law. So many good memories, so much good music. Anyone remember Jack Bruce at an Arts Festival, and didn’t the Eagles also feature? I’m sure I remember singing Hotel California in the hall. Didn’t get invited on stage there though. The most visually memorable event must have been Zoot Money and the psychedelia show. With the band dressed in white and against a white backdrop it felt like being inside a kaleidoscope. Rog introduced us to a lot of music but still can’t get my head round Stockhausen.
Keith Quarmby, 21Sep20
West Cromwell Road memories for me include Frank Zappa (Lumpy Gravy plus other notable renditions) and Stockhausen, both courtesy of Roger. However, the highlight has to be Keith’s version of ELO’s Karelia Suite at 8 in the morning accompanied by his kitchen table piano. Priceless!
Paul Benson, 21Sep20