Climbing the walls
THERE isn’t much that proclaims ‘country cottage’ more clearly than a foliage-covered frontage. Here are a few pictures I took around our village last week. This is common or garden … Continue readingClimbing the walls
A compendium of musical delights by Alan and Margaret Ashworth

THERE isn’t much that proclaims ‘country cottage’ more clearly than a foliage-covered frontage. Here are a few pictures I took around our village last week. This is common or garden … Continue readingClimbing the walls
Preferably from Timothy Taylor of Keighley. This is from the 1976 album Summer Solstice.
Did you know Isaac Newton was a virgin when he died? Apparently so.
Charming and all-too brief piece from Sam Beam in 2009.
BEFORE working on the Daily Mail in Fleet Street I spent eight years as a sub-editor at its northern HQ in Deansgate, Manchester. Just across the road was the Press Club, open … Continue readingHurricane and Whirlwind blow in . . . and out
This is from her 2007 album Dear Companion. And here’s Anne Briggs’s version from 1971.
Great stuff from the band’s second album, released in 1970.
This poor woman looks proper sickly. What she needs is a nice plate of steak and chips.
He can be irritating at times but there’s no doubting that Loud has written some lovely songs, including this from 1983.
Not sure if this works or not. What do you think?