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Brexit Betrayal
I ahve sent the email below to my MP Bob Blackman, who supports leaving the EU and Hard Brexit, as do I. “Dear Bob Thank you for representing me so ably at Westminster and for responding to correspondence honestly and … Continue reading
Lagos Street Art 2017 – Part 2
If you live in the Algarve region of Portugal you may have come across the street art in and around Lagos, or seen articles and images in the Tomorrow Algarve magazine. The huge mural by Mister Thoms featured in my … Continue reading
Lagos Street Art – 2017
Followers of my occasional blog will know that I have an interest in street art, particularly around Lagos (in Portugal, not the Nigerian one). In conjunction with the local council, LAC (Lagos’ arts laboratory) invites artists from around Europe to … Continue reading
Odiáxere Carnival 2017
Two years ago we went to the Carnival Parade at the small village of Odiáxere near Lagos in South West Portugal. It was so good that we went again this year and took a few photos of the locals of … Continue reading
Six Nations Rugby – Anyone Understand It?
Certainly not the players! I confess to being a “football man”. This largely stems from the fact that I was the 2nd smallest kid in my school year and consequently not great rugby material. My only venture on to a … Continue reading
Ecco Shoes Rip-Off Continues
Followers of this blog may recall my post 2 years ago concerning quality problems with expensive shoes made by Danish manufacturer Ecco. Unfortunately I bought 4 pairs of premium priced shoes before I realised that the soles fall apart if … Continue reading
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Two Year Brexit – You’re having a laugh!
The EU will need at least 10 years to agree a trade deal with the UK – forget 2 years after Article 50. The EU’s deal with Canada took 7 years, and then only after they ran roughshod over Belgium’s … Continue reading
