...and it was brill. More to follow shortly, just as soon as I've done me washing.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Old York City
Blog Archive
-
▼
2006
(53)
-
▼
December
(30)
- News From The Region : Movies of the year
- Grubby pants, unturning stones and duvet days
- After all that Christmas over-indulgence...
- Lipstick lesbians, Toblerone and decent honest values
- New shoes, swinging, erotic striptease and the Sci...
- It's A Wonderful Life...
- Down in the Eye Of York (that's the bit near the C...
- These carol singers in Coppergate were one of a f...
- The guy on the piano at the front of shot had jus...
- Check out the cue outside Scott The Pork Butcher. ...
- What was really noticeable today in town was that ...
- No title
- It was very busy in the market this morning. Green...
- No title
- I think the dog's ready for Christmas...
- And so the end is near...etc
- A traditional family Christmas
- Getting stuff done, going to the piccies, meeting ...
- Giving up on my criminal past and finding a new di...
- Not funny fat men, gorgeous put downs and being ob...
- Can't move for lingerie, big gay weddings, and try...
- Avoiding Victorian values, Quentin Crisp, and pull...
- An ice sculpture is unwrapped
- The Festival Of Angels @ The Quarter, York
- Spicy fare for a cold day in The Quarter
- Christmas shopping on Stonegate
- Worried about imaginary people who live in my comp...
- Watching the waters rise in York
- Keeping up the Joneses
- Guess where I've been...
-
▼
December
(30)
My other stuff, random Yorkieness, and bloggers of note and distinction
- Northern Sky -The Photography Blog
- My Myspace Page
- York Stories - An appreciation of York & Yorkshire
- York :City Of Festivals
- Visit York
- York Theatre Royal
- National Centre For Early Music
- Fibbers
- York CAMRA - great for finding where's best to drink in York & surrounds
- The Ackhorne - my most regular haunt. If you ever pop in do say hello, unless you're nasty, in which case go away
- Three Legged Mare - alternatively I may be in here. Known locally as the Wonky Donkey
- The Friargate Theatre
- Black Swan Folk Club
- University of York Concert Series
- Holgate Windmill Preservation Society
- Castle Area Campaign
- York Credit Union
- York Recycling Network
- Oz Hardwick
- Joseph Rowntree Foundation
- Alex Bordessa
- Diane Parkin
- Carla Nayland
- Eclectic Spaghetti
- Bernita Harris
- Dipping into the water butt - Sharon J
- The Word of Sinna Luvva
- Bob Hoeppner
- Northzine - David Henry
- Pat The Chooks
- Long and writing road
- Yorkshire Soul
- John Baker
- Andy D'Agorne
- The Green Life
- The Rantorium
About Me
4 comments:
Very entertaining. What I wouldn't give for a break right now .... but I have mother-in-law living with me and breaks are not possible ...poor me!
Planning an all-3-of-us trip to Bolton Abbey, staying in one of the Landmark Trust cottages in March, which will be a sort of break.
You speak Welsh? I'm impressed. I'm trying to learn Swedish at the moment. It'll take longer than a moment I know. Quite a lot of similarities between Swedish (and all the Scandanavian languages) and celtic languages. So I might even find Welsh more intelligible as my proficiency grows.
I'm a struggling in Welsh learner at a very early stage of comprehension at present. I'd love to be fluent. Maybe by the time I'm old enough to retire to Abersoch I'll get there.
The Bolton Abbey break sounds good. Swedish is interesting. I know one of my blogrollers is fluent in Norwegian.
I think I know "Jeg Heter Martyn " Is that Swedish or Norwegian ? Or even correct. Lots of Scandinavian words in the dialect around here.
Welcome back! Does Barney get to go with you on all of your trips? He looks like a great world traveller! Excellent photos, especially this one!
He does go with us to most places. He's quite chilled about it these days although he still doesn't like the car.
Post a Comment