“Dudman is a writer ignited by ideas, and history furnishes them” (LA Times). Welsh learner 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧. Good-bye X for now. It’s been fun (mostly).

Chester, England
Joined November 2010
#Rowvember 29 belongs to the Row that lurks, enclosed behind bricks and plaster. Its presence is betrayed by odd, out-of-place timbers at the sides of a house, or a door above steps that seem a little too high and steep. Once seen, you’ll keep on seeing them. Rows that lurk.
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Many thanks to @dwtpauline @Monty_Liz @HeatherB_FLO and Caroline Pudney for their contributions!
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Let us take care of the baking this Christmas! Our classic and seeded sourdoughs can be pre-ordered to collect on Xmas eve (to avoid disappointment!) and we have focaccia available too! 😊 ushersbakehouse.co.uk
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Just different from the others📸🤩 Vote now- nonleaguebible.weebly.com/ph…
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Bah! Humbug! In St David's church on Victoria Gardens, Neath. Here until 3 p.m. when I have to leave to feed the reindeer...
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@ShitChester Buzzing in town today! Everywhere, from Northgate St to Bridge St (The Proud Mary’s were fabulous!) and everywhere in between. So good to see the city so busy and vibrant 😍
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Aurora with the Ancient Standing Stones of Stenness tonight.
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Beauty and the Beast with the Beautiful Voice. Thank you ⁦@StoryhouseLive⁩ - excellent production and players! Production sold out, so I was surprised to see so many empty seats. Perhaps due to parking? We allowed half an hour to find a space but not nearly long enough.
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As Christmas approaches, 'Made in Manchester' is still a top bestseller on Amazon and elsewhere.
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You’re not too old to be playful and full of life with your closest friends! ❤️🫶
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Fingal's cave Scotland
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The dogs have been taught to wait for their turtle sibling, who is always late in starting his meal, before starting their meal.
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Bombshell: Oliver Sacks (a humane man & a fine essayist) made up many of the details in his famous case studies, deluding neuroscientists, psychologists, & general readers for decades. The man who mistook his wife for a hat? The autistic twins who generated multi-digit prime numbers? The institutionalized, paralyzed man who tapped out allusions to Rilke? Made up to embellish the stories. Probably also: the aphasic patients who detected lies better than neurologically intact people, including Ronald Reagan's insincerity. newyorker.com/magazine/2025/…
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The Hidden Denisovan Gene That Helped Humans Conquer the Americas scitechdaily.com/the-hidden-…
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Can you understand the secret of the wall construction technique used by the Incas?
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Dry stone wall also utilises a-symmetrical tessellation
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dry lake
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Interesting. I prefer my walls made by Cyclopes. Mycenae rich in gold.
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Inspired by nature, indeed 🧱🧬
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