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Monthly Archives: April 2017
Will Bradford University welcome an antisemite?
According to Guido Fawkes the political blogger, David “The Jews” Ward has some time on his hands since his sacking from the LibDems. Ward says he is going to spend it completing a Master’s degree in the Peace Department at University of … Continue reading
Oxford University publishes list of micro-aggressions
Originally posted on Mike the Psych's Blog:
In the latest snowflake newsletter from Oxford University students are warned to be aware of micro-aggressions by the university’s equality and diversity unit (an oxymoron if ever I heard one as you’re…
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Trip Adviser……..the organisation that likes to send begging e-mails!
Over the last several years I have contributed reviews to Trip Adviser about hotels, cities, restaurants and various other touristy things. Whilst I have some reservations about Trip Adviser I worked on the principle that I would be as honest … Continue reading
Ogden Water Reservoir………..on a brisk, Spring Sunday morning
As the weather continues to be so good at the moment I set out early to visit Ogden Water Reservoir and nature trail which is set high in the Pennine hills. The estate, including the reservoir is owned by Yorkshire … Continue reading
Posted in Flora and fauna, Landscape, Nature / Flowers, Uncategorized
Tagged Halifax, nature trail, Ogden Water, reservoir
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Marsden Cuckoo Day 2017……..northern eccentricity at its very best!
The Cuckoo Festival takes place in the village of Marsden, several miles outside Huddersfield (on the A62 to Oldham) every April and it has become an important event in recent years. According to tradition, the people of Marsden noticed that … Continue reading
Posted in British, Culture, North of England, street art, Tourism, West Yorkshire
Tagged Cuckoo Festival, Marsden, West Yorkshire
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Hardcastle Crags is very green………….
Earlier this week I decided to visit Hardcastle Crags hoping that the blue bells would be adorning the pathways through the woods and along the river bank. Alas, I was to be disappointed as there were a few that had … Continue reading
Posted in Arrival of Spring, blue sky, bluebells, Flora and fauna, Hebden Bridge, Uncategorized
Tagged bluebells, Hardcastle Crags, Hebden Bridge, wild garlic
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Crackpot……..the place to live
Last week on my tour around the various dales I visited some very interesting villages with rather unusual names, like Muker, Keld, Askrigg and Hubberholme. But the one that fascinated me was when I passed a signpost that indicated the … Continue reading
Kaleidoscope: British 1960s Art at the Longside Gallery
Glorious morning, so set off early for the Yorkshire Sculpture Park and decided to walk to the Longside Galley which is a good thirty minute walk from the main centre at the park. Arrived at the gallery at 10.30 to … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art and Sculpture, Sculpture, Sculpture Park, Yorkshire
Tagged 1960s British Art, Kaleidoscope, Longside Gallery, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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The sun’s out, head for the Dales!
Late on Monday afternoon this week I looked at the weather forecast for the coming five days and saw that “good weather” was forecast for the Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire. So I phoned up a B&B we had once … Continue reading
Tony Cragg: A rare category of objects……..at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Last week I took the opportunity of visiting the Yorkshire Sculpture Park to view a new exhibition of sculptures by the British artist Tony Cragg, who I have to confess I had never heard of. Tony Cragg is a British sculptor … Continue reading