Ramblings – Here Comes the Summer – Feargal Sharkey – BBC Sounds: Was a surprising show, Feargal was really enthusiastic about water quality, nature and walking.
He’s always been a rambler and is currently walking all of the river routes of London.
Ramblings – Here Comes the Summer – Feargal Sharkey – BBC Sounds: Was a surprising show, Feargal was really enthusiastic about water quality, nature and walking.
He’s always been a rambler and is currently walking all of the river routes of London.
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Read: The Heart’s Invisible Furies by John Boyne ★★★★☆ Recent social history of gay men in Ireland through the life of one and his unlikely family. Lots of jokes, set pieces and conicidences beyond belief.
Read: My Former Heart by Cressida Connolly ★★★★☆ slow, in a good way, drift through the lives a few generations of women.
Following a highly publicised run-in with the police, George looks at the fraught relationship between his community and law enforcers.
Well out of my usual ball park, fascinating episode. A lot of time in the edit I’d guess.
Side note: I record tons of these audio bits that I never get around to publishing. They are awesome to look back on regardless if I publish them or not. I need to record a lot more audio.
Listened to this on my commute, I enjoy listening to this sort of very casual microcast with nice outdoors background. I do hope Colin publishes some more.
Watched Beau Travail ★★★★★ enjoyed this dreamlike fable very much.

The May is Out | A test of @snapthread 2.0 and some ramblings on video size and formats, classroom video apps and blogging.
There is something lovely about the light under beech trees.

I am still finding my On This Day page both interesting and useful. Checking old posts with broken images, grabbing the image from archive.org and repairing. Not every day but it is quite satisfying to do now and again.