Peterborough Museum is hosting a Must Farm exhibition from 27th April to 28th September this year.
https://peterboroughmuseum.org.uk/events/exhibition-introducing-must-farm-a-bronze-age-settlement
I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised that the British Museum hasn't hijacked it.
Nature’s Promise
Winter eyed the crocus with some disdain. “A little early I think. I am not yet done.”
“But it is a sign. Your power wains, your iron grip loosens,” said Spring.
“Really? Feel that wind! That icy blast!”
“And yet that delicate flower mocks you and persists regardless. A...
Apologies, I probably won't be able to vote in the 75 this month.
I fly out to Tanzania on Monday with my son for our attempt to climb Kilimanjaro.
Back on March 5th.
There's a vague possibility that I may get a signal on my mobile, in which case I'll try my best.
Patience is a Virtue.
They’d watched each other, without hope, for almost a century.
He, a simple farm worker, plainly framed on the north wall. She, a courtesan, framed in gilt on the south.
But sometimes events conspire.
Through the atrium they see a shooting star, ending a million year...
When he appeared on Celebrity Mastermind and was asked his name by John Humphreys as he sat in 'the chair', Rick Wakeman, who was also a contestant, shouted out "Don't tell him, Pike."
Don't think for a second that you get away with it by just wishing us 'good luck'.
My memory is poor but I'm not going to forget this for a long time, @Christine Wheelwright & @Jo Zebedee.
Of Mice and Men
Granger started log ‘20960403 Enhanced Serum Trial’ noting Lab Subject 216 at the starting gate of the blue maze and Lab Subject 114 in a sound and light-proof enclosure five centimetres away.
You are close.
Yes. Two ‘strange others’ also.
Yes. Confusing.
“What are we...
A brief word about my entry. The 'Blue Planet' was meant to refer to an early, pristine Earth and the microbe start of life here. By inference the spaceman was, of course, a visiting alien.
I've used 'Blue Planet' in entries before to avoid explicitly mentioning Earth by name. I can't think...
Origins
He stepped down from his craft’s decontamination chamber onto a pristine beach.
Crouching to collect a rock sample, a hairline crack in the sole of his left boot opened slightly to release a single microbe into the sand.
Sometime later, as he left, mission accomplished, a wave from...
I seem to remember that that tape reader had speed of 600cps. Impressive, considering that in 1966 a machine I worked on had a paper tape reader with the same speed and that the speed was considered at the top of the range for reading tape without damaging it.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.