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Not afraid to get a little muddy

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trying to level the bottom of the canal so the boats can sit level if the water goes down

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At first I thought this was a mafia turtle getting ready to dump a body in the grass. I called the police and they showed up and told me that there is no turtle mafia and that it was just getting ready to lay it's eggs.

Digging Out by Terry Campbell

WInter of 1991

Illingworth, Halifax

Taken early 1991, digging out the drive, the car under the snow is a red Rover 216

digging by Ilario Prospero

DIGGING

THERE'S NO CONNESSION

BUT I WANNA TRY

TO UNDERSTAND ME

INSIDE MY FUCKIN' MIND

ALL YOUR WORDS GROW TOO FAST

FLY TO HIGH TO FOLLOW A WAY

EVERY TIME IS TOO FAR

BUT TODAY I HAVE FOUND MY DREAMPLACE

DIGGING IN DEPTH

I'LL FIND A DIMENSION

SHELTER FOR MY PAIN

REFUSE EVERY REACTION

(shandon - skamobile)

digging #2 by Jeff Simms

HoneyHoney @ Alcatraz, Milano - 4 dicembre 2013 by Sergione Infuso

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Burlap and opals. Moonshine and macrobiotics. Shaken and soothed. How Suzanne Santo (vocals/banjo/violin) and Ben Jaffe (vocals/guitar) managed to reconcile not just polemics, but seemingly opposed realities for their sexually tinged, bruised knee honeysuckle take on roots music has to be heard to be understood.

Yet somehow the young 20-somethings figured out that it’s the extremes that define the middle, whether embracing the big mistakes in the bluesy smoulder “Glad I Done What I Did,” embracing the romantic doubt that is the low slung gospel of “Don’t Know How,” or the euphoric romp-age of “Let’s Get Wrecked” that embraces the arc debauchery completely. This is the sound of coming not of age, but awareness; and digging into what it means to be alive permeates throughout honeyhoney’s October 24th release of Billy Jack on Lost Highway Records.

Digging In by Iron Man Records

Essential Travel Only - Gimpo's M25 25 Hour Spin March 2021

“Take one day, rest a while, and pretend the world is just for you"

“They could do with a bench here” - Lewis Greifer

Sometimes I do things I don't fully understand. Gimpo's M25 25 Hour Spin remains top of the list.

Sat at a table at Thurrock Services some years ago, sometime around 5am, Gimpo couldnt work out how many years and how many M25 25 Hour spins he had done, or planned to do. I sat and listened as Tim told him to count on his fingers: 1997 was Spin year #1. Spin year #25 would be 2021. Gimpo looked utterly confused by it all.

The plan this year was to plant a bench to mark 25 years of Gimpo's M25 25 Hour Spin. “Benches are about functionality: they need to be used. Unlike a gravestone, a bench shows that somehow you’re still part of the world, you have a purpose and a function.”

But this year, like last, was a global pandemic and respect had to be shown to anyone who may have lost friends, family and loved ones. We all masked up and met outside on the tarmac in the main carpark at Thurrock Services, between J30 and J31 off the M25.

This year was assembled under the guidelines of "Essential travel, for work purposes only." There will be more spins in future to make up for lost time, but for now, the memorial bench had to be planted. On the M25 Gimpo is the artist, and he had decided the bench was going in by any means necessary, safety first, of course.

Gimpo was very excited about his new Van, it was leaking water but other than that it was in good shape. It was a classic Ford Transit panel van which he had bought online a few days ago from someone in Worcester.

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