Jim Dunlop
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Long since retired and now walking the Lakes! Good food, good wine and a good book
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Paul Willson
6 months ago
Stac full of stars
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Chris Grey
6 months ago
Important moment in the Brexit saga, though note it is still only a political agreement. Note also that Tory cries of 'surrender' will be bogus - something like this was already in prospect under Sunak.
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Jonathan Portes
7 months ago
Not main point but very revealing that Laura Kuenssberg keeps on talking about the "child benefit cap" in *tax credits* (it's Universal Credit, and has been for most claimants for some time). Reflects both very poor briefing *and* her complete ignorance of the topics she asks questions about..
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Ian Dunt
7 months ago
Navarro doesn't understand the deal they signed. The text reads: "The United Kingdom and the United States affirm that imported food and agricultural goods must comply with the importing country’s sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) standards and other mutually agreed standards."
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crikey Bergamo United thumping Fiat Rovers this evening 😉😊
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Steve Peers
9 months ago
If Andrew Neil couldn't see what millions of people could see clearly, based on the evidence of Trump's own words and deeds, why should he be taken seriously as a political commentator?
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KeesJL
11 months ago
We believe you
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Just Jack
11 months ago
Hard to reconcile the nation that put a man on the moon is the same nation that put a moron in the White House.
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James O’Brien
11 months ago
Make no mistake. Every politician, pundit & online grifter amplifying Musk's dangerous lies will be aware of this intervention by now. Make no mistake, they are choosing to mislead the public & politicise the suffering of victims in the shameful pursuit of political advantage, attention & clicks.
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News Eye
12 months ago
In the last decade, two Members of Parliament in the UK have been murdered by extremists. Elon Musk, with this continued disinformation, risks inspiring another attack or killing. He is a danger to UK national security and the inaction from UK Government on the subject is no longer sustainable.
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Mike Galsworthy
12 months ago
“Almost four times as many Britons have a negative view of Musk (64 per cent) as a positive one (17 per cent).”
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Elon Musk is roundly disliked by most Brits
Almost four times as many Britons have a negative view of Musk (64 per cent) as a positive one (17 per cent).
https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/elon-musk-is-roundly-disliked-by-most-brits-387879/
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Mike Galsworthy
12 months ago
Perfectly put.
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The beauty of the first flowering daffodil on the first day of the year in our garden
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A grey morning walk by the river in Kendal
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Fritters
12 months ago
St Enoch Square, Glasgow, 1955. Image Daily Record Archives.
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Max Boot
12 months ago
A friend points out: Imagine how Republicans would react if George Soros were manipulating Obama or Biden and the Democrats the way Musk is manipulating Trump and the Republicans.
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‘Co-president’ Elon Musk? Trump ally tests influence in spending fight
The unelected tech billionaire’s outsize role in sending the federal government careening toward a potential shutdown alarmed Democrats, academics and watchdog groups.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/12/19/co-president-elon-musk-trump-ally-tests-influence-spending-fight/
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Kendal Concert Band's Sunday afternoon pre-Christmas concert in the town hall was just grand. A big band sound is hard to beat, especially when the conductor has good orchestration
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Kendal Mayor's charity coffee morning in the town hall and the Concert Band getting everyone in a Christmas mood
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Aparna Nair
about 1 year ago
As an Indian, my contempt for (rich white) anti-vaxxers in the west is so deep I often cannot quite find the words to express my contempt. I grew up seeing polio-disabled children and adults crawling over rubble and roads in India. My father worked for the Pulse Polio program. What is happening?
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Karly Kingsley
about 1 year ago
It’s funny because it’s true 👇
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A dull December Sunday afternoon and to bring some sunshine into the day, we opened a Saar Riesling which was bursting with summer character from the glass. Saar Riesling is just sublime
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The Lakes Mike
about 1 year ago
The Auld Grey Town, Kendal. Fairfield and Red Screes visible beyond. .
#Kendal
#LakeDistrict
#Cumbria
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Saturday evening wine A rather grand barbera from our friend Gianluca at Cascina Garitina Barbera when handled corrected is a wonderful soothing wine in the palate
about 1 year ago
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So I got up thinking there would be darkness, rain of biblical proportions and hurricane winds, if the BBC weather was to be believed! So where is this Darragh character they are ranting about?
about 1 year ago
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There was no room at the inn but there was plenty of coffee and Portuguese tarts
about 1 year ago
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Kerry Winslow
about 1 year ago
Grapelive Wine of the Day: 2023 Weingut Dönnhoff, Riesling Spätlese, Oberhäuser Brücke, VDP Grosse Lage, Nahe, Germany. 🇩🇪
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Tuesday evening and wine with our dinner An Oltrepò Pavese white blend from Alberto at
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From Cignoli that is his mother's winery A blend that tickles the palate and soothes the mind
about 1 year ago
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What a Mountain!
about 1 year ago
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Alan March
about 1 year ago
New Zealand and its wine, thoughts from my latest trip
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First of December and in Kendal Market Place the Christmas market stalls were out and Santa was in his grotta The craft fair was on at the Brewery Arts centre and
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about 1 year ago
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Last Friday of the month and it's Kendal Farmers Market day
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Stiles
about 1 year ago
Wester Ross landskein. Not right now, it's still very dark, very full of stars and frosty.
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Robin Cooper
about 1 year ago
Back up to Tarn Hows at 7 am this morning, ready to photograph the sunrise. Then took this short video of the grandeur of its setting.
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Kendal Rotary Club
about 1 year ago
We have our Soup Stall
#Kendal
Farmers Market this Friday. Hot soup for £3 plus we always have time for a chat.
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A other glorious calm frosty morning in Kendal and so good to be out walking in the hazy sunshine
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Paul Willson
about 1 year ago
The birches
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Mehdi Hasan
about 1 year ago
Difficult to describe what a dangerous moment we are in. The owner of Twitter/richest man in the world/closest adviser to the next US president is promoting a far-right Tommy Robinson (!) documentary to his 200 million followers. This is the mainstreaming of violent, Islamophobic fascism.
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Pinot noir and Scottish steak pie, pairs like a horse and carriage. Have to say the Scottish pie was made by a Lancastrian
@juliadarwen.bsky.social
about 1 year ago
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Fast and furious flows the river Kent through Kendal today under a dark and heavy sky
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Steve Carter
about 1 year ago
A very soggy 'viewing point' looking over Upper Loch Torridon.
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Stiles
about 1 year ago
Yet more mountain PHWOOAARR
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Nas-cetta a grape that has come back from a near death experience and what a characterful recovery it has made
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@ehkendal.bsky.social
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Friday dinner wine a sublime buttafuoco (a barbera and croatina blend) from the Oltrepò Pavese area. From Alberto at
provino.co.uk
and his mother's winery The Oltrepò Pavese area is a hidden gem of Italy
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Things you see on a tranquil cold sunny morning in Kendal. I will say this again, the light was very special
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Glenys Marriott
about 1 year ago
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With our dinner this evening the wine was from our friend, Luca Aimasso @fratelliaimasso A wonderfully soft but rich Nebbiolo
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@sorchacasey.bsky.social
welcome to bluesky
about 1 year ago
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A very relaxed day with a sparkler from Diano d'Alba in the afternoon, then with dinner a magical Riesling from the Pfalz Our palates have been enriched and our minds have been soothed.
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