Autumn skies in Lincolnshire.

Boston Not Boston.

Simon Wells and Kent Nielsen … the kazoo solo.

Morning.

Fanzines are well esh.

Morning.

Five down … twelve to go.

Trying to get used to the combined technology of a phone camera and telescope.

Back to school tomorrow.

What a strange night this was. The top two pulled out last minute so it was a quid in for Urko and Out For The Count! A quid! #iqhc

So, what did you do in the summer holidays? More grown up stuff, you know, the usual.

Found a Bronze Age stone circle while out exploring Northumberland. There it was look, just sitting there in a field being thousands of years old and that.

Indonesian Punx Perrybois in Lincoln on a Wednesday night. They did a cover by another Indonesian Punk band and everyone knew it sang along. Punk Rock is great isn't it?

Lincolnshire Summer sunset..

Star Wars exhibition at Kings Lynn museum … if only we hadn’t opened our toys and played with ‘em eh?

Oi Punk! Wanna buy a zine? £4 post paid. Drop us a line.

Would y'all mind sharing this please if you have a moment? Want as many people as possible to read this fabulous writing!

Cripes. The 1in12 gig was ridiculous. Were you there?

Boston next week look!

New issue of Gadgie Fanzine just arrived back from the printers. Issue #52 would you believe? Crumbs. Get in touch if you want one. £4 post paid.

The Gadgie version of this gigs poster. You may notice a certain theme that developed over the years ...

The price has gone up! Late 90s IQHC and it's now a whopping £2 in! Crumbs! Poster is another Toomer classic. He was obsessed with, amongst other things, The Sweeney.

Not only a great line up of local loons from Boston, Grimsby and Wisbech ... this gig also had the debut (and only) gig for the infamous Shitty and the Poo Boys.

New issue out next week Punx!

Late 90s and the first band from over seas that I booked a gig at the IQ for. Those pesky (Stinking) Polecats from Italy. Even then, Worm were becoming regulars in town ...

1998 ... a very local gig for local people.

Urko and Detestation touring the UK together. What a carry on that was. The infamous "Boston Youth Crew Mooney at the Footy Hooligans" tale in Bradford and everything ...

First gig I ever booked at the Indian Queen, Boston. Halloween 1997. Imbalance from Grimsby rode in to town and were class. Still good mates to this day. Punk Rock eh? Innit skill?

A couple of German bands and a weird long, brass horn thing being blown repeatedly by the White Cider Warrior ... it was a strange gig.

Further IQHC memories. For reasons I cannot recall I sang a Stupids cover with Evvy from Third Estate and Vehicle Derek at this gig when the Boston legends reunited as, well, I think they were all in town or summat. The 90s eh?

Late 90s still ... a quid fifty in and our mates from Wisbech coming over for a carry on. Defects were a local bunch of scamps and not the more well known band of the same name. the singer hid behind the drums for half of the set for some reason.

Late 90s Boston became quite a lively place I think it's fair to say and this radged eight band affair demonstrated just how lively it all was. Sadly the Darts never happened ... a classic Lee Urko poster.

The Dibnah Youth were a short lived gig collective putting on bands at the IQ when I first moved to Boston in the mid 90s. Here's a bit of an "Emo do" they did.

Travis Cut. Another early visit to the IQ back in the days of yore. £1.50 to get in look!

My first ever visit to the upstairs room at the Indian Queen, Boston. £1 to get in.

New issue! Issue 72 of LFTWY sees us in 1998, writing about albums released that year. It features all the acts shown in the image. Still just £1 & post, link in bio/comments to get one.

Never tire of seeing Highcliffe!

Coup de Tete ripping it ip in Boston last night.

There's always so much to see in Lincolnshire. Cut End on a sunny day look.

Definitely Spring now innit?

A Decoy Wood in Lincolnshire. Right in the middle of nowhere. Summer explorations for a few years ago. Decoy Woods eh?

A summer trip to a tiny little village in Lincolnshire to see where an older village used to be until the plague arrived. Never a dull moment in our house like.

The ominous sight of Hanging Stone on a fine spring morning.

For my birthday, which is in the middle of winter, a few years back I decided we would visit Eyam in Derbyshire, which was, many moons back a "medieval plague village". What a day out that was. Black Death everywhere.

Is Spring yet?

Half term.

Punk Rock in Bosstown.