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I can't spell out my email address because of the spammers. But if this website was fredbloggs.co.uk, then my email would be fb2@fredbloggs.co.uk. You should be able to work it out now...
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Incidentally, I love this (click for the detail):
A few pictures from our Coast-2-Coast bike ride (me, Jeanette and Francis)
Basically, like it says. I've only recently started this, so be patient... Get it on its own page here
Checkout my notes on great stuff I've read recently (and ideas for gifts...). I'm only going to comments on stuff that's really worth reading, or really worth avoiding; not the usual mundane pulp. And I'm too lazy to write more than a sentence or two...hope that should make things clear.
Some pictures from Recent Holidays:
Skiing in Sweden Not a natural born skier, it is nevertheless an
experience that lets me get outside myself for a while. It's only my
second time, but it's curiously habit forming.
I went there
rather than, say, the Alps, to be sure of snow; and there was much.
Åre is a rather nice
place and the largest town for miles around (Sweden has very low
population density, presumably because of the climate and terrain).
But although the locals are just really friendly people (I know,
that sounds hackneyed; but it's nevertheless true. As polite as
Norwegians, but less formal; a million times nicer than, say,
Londoners), there's not a whole lot to do if you're not skiing.
Which explains why the pictures are basically snow and rock.
The
restaurants were superb - real top notch cuisine, at real top notch
prices; not a huge variety of choice, though, especially on
vegetables.
Skiing is not really Jeanette's thing, so she
wasn't there; that explains why there's no pictures of her; or
indeed me, as I've really not worked out that aspect of the camera's
amazingly complicated functionality.
Nevertheless, a good
week, and I'm sure it would be a great place for a summer trip as
well.
A composite page of weather miscellany
For my Tour Manager's Diary of recent Mandarins Suffolk Tours:
Pick up the bat for Mandarins Cricket Club
Touch the pawn for the Beckenham
& Bromley Chess Club, which I run (do contact me if you're
interested in playing a bit, especially in the London
League).

I'm not quite sure what this picture, which was lovingly constructed by Jeanette and Neil, is actually saying! It's Darren Gough looking a little forlorn after a West Indian batsman (Chris Gayle?) has (presumably) carted him to the boundary...
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