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@imcmillan.bsky.social A goal for Barnsley and there’s an Andrew question on University Challenge. COYR

Working on the video today for my Rebellion! exhibition which features @imcmillan.bsky.social reading his poem The Voices Raised which he wrote for the exhibition. The video also has the folk singer Roo Bramley with their version of The Manchester Rambler. All coming together.

Celebrating Barnsley’s goal at Noah and Louie’s house ! I had to celebrate quietly because Louie was asleep…

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Okay. How to proceed David Dodd Lee

Late stroll. Men and machines gear up for an epic night of profound roadworks. A telegraph pole basks woodenly in the streetlight. The shadow drama of naked branches on a furrowed fence. A cigarette skulks fumingly. Two cones guarding nothing exchange confused glances. @imcmillan.bsky.social

"ME-Mento!" "Me who?" "Me!" "Who's there?" "Knock knock!"

Possibly

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TIME GOES INTO REVERSE FOR HUMPTY DUMPTY The King’s horses, The King’s men Rushing backwards From the scene As piles of shards And smithereens Resolved themselves Into an egg On a wall Pre-fall

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Corbridge. There’s a plaque.

Adult film: X Adult film in widescreen: XXL

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#10minutesfromhome #photography #MinimalMonday Noticing the small things at Heaton Park

Another thoughtful piece from John Harris

🧵 @nickplumb.bsky.social spoke to John about high street decline — and where hope lies. The article points to shifts in power that can unlock real change, like @nudgecommunity.bsky.social in Plymouth, and draws on our Shuttered Front research: www.powertochange.org.uk/evidence-and...

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Yorkshiremen shout in FLAT CAPS LOCK

Grace Gillespie, contemporary printmaker #Womensart

Good luck to anyone starting the year with a new health regime. Here’s how mine always goes.

A shore, a shore, My anagram for a horse

The corner of Factory and Mill, Rochester, NY. #photogrphy

Hello, if it helps we know Ian as his local bookstore, and can confirm this is his account.

Last few apples

www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/.... Afternoon stroll soundtrack: more of this marvellous show. Always worth hearing. @bbcradio3bot.bsky.social

Beautiful Harry Bliss cover on the latest New Yorker

I like this poem by Ruth Stone from her Bloodaxe collection What Love Comes To

First cup of tea: the day’s instruction book is opened.

www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/... Superb sounds on the BBC Introducing Mixtape

Early stroll. I imagine I am walking vertically, not horizontally. A half-eaten apple next to a fallen leaf. The breeze wrestles with the still air. A man carries a tray of loaves from a van. An empty settee in a bright room.

I wonder who writes My internal monologue: All style, no content.

The bell told The bell’s words The bell tolled Un-unheard

Like any new home I may have to buy new furniture or rearrange the furniture I’ve got.