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The Strange Case of Dr Gunchev and Crazy Ludo

The usual rigmarole. Half a month (this bit being the latter half of November) described using precisely one hundred words per day.
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Story of the week

Papa’s Got a Brand New Chainsaw

The usual rigmarole. Half a month (this bit being the first half of November) described using precisely one hundred words per day.
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Nor Any Drop to Drink

The final fifteen days of Bulgaria’s October fun.
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Water Water Everywhere

The first sixteen days of October’s Bulgarian fun.
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Brown bread is brown bread

Posted on Sun, 08 Jun 2025

I'm a death is death kinda guy too. In all my years there has never been any sign that there is anything else. And even if there is a heaven and a hell, they'll be rammed with those 'England's already full' sort of people so they won't let me in...

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Sliding away

Posted on Sun, 08 Jun 2025

You've covered many possibilities of what might happen when we peg it, and described them well. It's a ptty we can't choose our afterlife experience from a catalogue. It's like many things in life; I don't care what happens (if anything at all)...

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Sometimes...

Posted on Thu, 29 May 2025

Sometimes we need to weep Caldwell. I'm sure your poem is something for your mother will come to treasure, along with her memories. 

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Posted in What We Remember

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Wreckage

Posted on Fri, 16 May 2025

The wreckage of a thousand bad decisions...

Having formerly been a seafarer myself, that's something that often goes through my mind. 

The nearest sea to where I live now is the Black Sea. Apparently there are all sorts of...

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Posted in Oh I do like to be...

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Johnson's Finger

Posted on Mon, 14 Apr 2025

It takes a very skilled writer to make me laugh at something that contains the words 'Boris' and 'Johnson'. In fact you've cheered me up immensely as I try to imagine that, despite everything that's going on in the world today, it would all be an...

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Posted in Boris and the Art of the Deal

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Germany

Posted on Mon, 31 Mar 2025

Apart from cherry cake and dirndln, football is probably my favourite thing about Germany. It's just so different to anywhere else I've watched it so I can well imagine the atmosphere at your second tier Hertha game. The last time I was in...

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Suffering children

Posted on Fri, 17 Jan 2025

It is said that the cries of the suffering children can be heard echoing late into most nights.

That's what our neighbours used to say when we lived in York in the mid 1960s but it turned out they were talking about me and my...

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Posted in The Golden Fleece (Ghost Walk) Part Two of Two

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Those women

Posted on Sat, 21 Dec 2024

I really like your line... Their songs like wire in no man's land

Some of the roughest times in history were passed down the years in song. Always thought provoking and haunting, as your poem is. Good on those women!

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Posted in The Border Ballads

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Leeches

Posted on Wed, 18 Dec 2024

The effects of war, pollution, drought, disease and starvation inflict much more harm on the world and its population than potentially life-saving vaccines do, but many governments and the people who vote for them seem to be able to overlook that...

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Posted in Why I'm a consistent and unabashed 'anti-vaxxer'

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Righto Di...

Posted on Mon, 16 Dec 2024

Righto Di, thank you.

It was the memory of Julia that brought me to ABC but that memory is the most difficult thing I have ever attempted to write about, especially when taking into consideration the awful circumstances of her unnecessary...

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