Duplicity and sharp practice very much on display in today's artle.uk! #artle

An important message from Hounds to EUROPE and the WORLD. (Song out on streaming platforms tomorrow.)

@artleuk.bsky.social 1 for me Tuesday

@discovruk.bsky.social A 2 but glitching this morning. Hope you can fix

MornIan 1937

@discovruk.bsky.social Got it in 2, but a glitch occurred

BECAUSE THE EARLIEST WIND INSTRUMENTS WERE MADE FROM BONES (Palindrome) No ossa (bone), no bassoon.

On the Fly in our garden

Local canal boat festival a few years ago #BlueSkyMonday #photography #dailyphoto #canals #out&about #heritage

Look up

As the nights draw in a good evening for fishing again I reckon. Mandolin in hand. @elizacarthy.bsky.social

I have just had the summary report on the exhibition & it seems to have had quite an impact on staff in homelessness services in Norfolk and in charities who said they felt ‘reinvigorated’ to improve things for people experiencing homelessness. One young woman who was street homeless was also housed

Urge Nigel Farage to Release His Tax Returns - Sign the Petition! chng.it/bnbFVdGzg2 via @UKChange

I think this striking image has appeared previously on artle.uk, didn't make it much easier for me though?! #artle

On the Fly in our garden

🤘😜🤘 - Beat It! I rocked DISCOVR: 1/36 (Glitchy) discovr.uk

@artleuk.bsky.social 3 for Jo. I oranged from 2 to 5!

MornIan 1936

Our vintage Habitat chairs putting in one more south-facing shift.

@artleuk.bsky.social Sunday 2s for us

Some images from our helping with Andy’s church research south of Reading. grevity.blogspot.com?m=1

Good morning Ian. 1935 You can now enjoy what was later called a KitKat whilst reading your new Penguin book or striding out with the new Ramblers Association. Meanwhile motorists are grumbling (as usual) about the imposition of a compulsory driving test and a 30 mph speed limit in built-up areas.

Swallowfield church doorway tiles. The glazed ‘blues’ are harder so less worn.

MornIan 1935

🤘😜🤘 - Beat It! I rocked DISCOVR: 1/36 discovr.uk

@artleuk.bsky.social Saturday 6 for me. F for Jo. Always elusive!

A chance finding on our churches architecture tour

’noon

Good morning Ian 1934 brings cat's eyes and Dinky Toys and perhaps you can listen to the first season from Glyndebourne on your new EKCO bakelite wireless set.

MornIan 1934

🤘😜🤘 - Beat It! I rocked DISCOVR: 2/36 discovr.uk

🤘😜🤘 - Beat It! I rocked DISCOVR: 2/36 discovr.uk

This lot are definitely plotting something. Rest of the flock are enjoying a fresh field full of autumn-flush grass, while these look likely to escape onto the bus route in a bid to appear on the village Facebook later. We shall see. Sheep gonna sheep.

“Crime scenes suggest the victims did not kill themselves”

You mightn't know it from this, but the subject of today's artle.uk becomes very evident pretty quickly - very little is concealed. #artle

@januszczak.bsky.social @bendorgrosvenor.bsky.social Very impressive set change

Good morning Ian. Welcome to Friday And 1933 which brought the Milk. Marketing Board, a cmpleted National Grid, a generating Battersea Power Station and Harry Beck's Underground map.

MornIan 1933

Blown away by this. Such an insightful & generous review. You never really know if something has worked, if your true intention has been recognised; if the risk of trying to do something a bit different has paid off. But when someone you admire sees other stuff too, well; totally made up. #booksky

EvenIan Enter the Dragon

Good morning Ian. 1932 and a person now has everything needed for a good life - book tokens, an Anglepoise lamp. Weetabix and a Mars bar. Have a happy Thursday.

@artleuk.bsky.social Thursday 1s for us

MornIan 1932

🤘😜🤘 - Beat It! I rocked DISCOVR: 4/36 discovr.uk

@januszczak.bsky.social @bendorgrosvenor.bsky.social We was there Loving the podcast

Wonderful news. Too late, it seems, for our family unfortunately

Violence - it’s swirling about us with fresh vigour. But it’s always been there. And art has always been around to record it. That’s the subject of the 2nd film in my new series on Sky Arts. I love Kenneth Clark’s ‘Civilisation’ but it did avoid huge slabs of crucial territory.

@artleuk.bsky.social Wednesday 4 for Jo. 5 for me

MornIan 1931