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Back in London, as you may have guessed, after a very busy few days in Yorkshire. Must say we did have a leisurely start to
Very interesting meeting last night, got back quite late. Can’t really say much about it for public dissemination, although it was to do with the
My friend Kev (of Raggety fame as many of you will remember from his Blog) is back in the UK next week for 3-4 weeks
All quiet on the North London front – or in the rolling dales of Yorkshire? . . . somehow I don’t think so! More developments
Won’t write too much tonight. Went to an important meeting in London re. the future of Robin Hood’s Grave up in West Yorkshire. Started at
Della and I are just having a well deserved afternoon off today, although it wasn’t really ‘off’ as we had quite a few letters to
Back in London, as you may have guessed, after a very busy few days in Yorkshire. Must say we did have a leisurely start to
Very interesting meeting last night, got back quite late. Can’t really say much about it for public dissemination, although it was to do with the
My friend Kev (of Raggety fame as many of you will remember from his Blog) is back in the UK next week for 3-4 weeks
All quiet on the North London front – or in the rolling dales of Yorkshire? . . . somehow I don’t think so! More developments
Won’t write too much tonight. Went to an important meeting in London re. the future of Robin Hood’s Grave up in West Yorkshire. Started at
Della and I are just having a well deserved afternoon off today, although it wasn’t really ‘off’ as we had quite a few letters to
A flashback to one of David’s comedic, profound or quizzical blog entries. Dive into the archives to find more gems.
It certainly makes a break to have finished my next book. I mean the actual writing Its taken about 16 months of non-stop work which
