
Digital artist (3D & Photoshop) and writer-researcher for museums, magazines, exhibitions, books, DVDs, album covers. For my Dr Who work see: @themindrobber
England
Joined March 2009
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West Kirby’s Escape Room “The Jurassic Factor” is coming soon!
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Exciting Wirral news!
A new escape room attraction is opening in West Kirby!
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Sign up on the website to join the waiting list for bookings and chance to win free admission. 👇🏻🎟️
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Genealogy friends... Can you show me any 19th century handwriting examples where a known name/word is written with too many letters? ie the author seemed to get confused doing the up and down strokes when connecting letters? Or writing so stylised it's easy to misunderstand?
Gavin R. retweeted
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😲 JACK THE RIPPER Newspaper Coverage from 1888
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📰 High quality Double-sided replica reprint of the Illustrated Police News from 6th October 1888. 📰
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My friend is giving a whopping 50% off on all her beautiful crocheted blankets at the moment. Have a look! 🛒🛍️
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Here's my rendition of the delightful @ManningOfficial as Jo in #DoctorWho and The Planet of the Daleks. This was a joy to paint, I hope I did her justice (and the jacket 😅) Acrylics on book page. I'll be doing prints, just DM me if interested. RTs and likes appreciated! 😍
We’re trying to get my friend’s YouTube channel over the magic 1,000 subscriber mark. 🙏🏻 Please could you subscribe? You don’t have to ever watch any of his videos! 😅
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I’d be deeply grateful for even the smallest donation to help get treatment for my friend’s niece. Elaine just reached the summit of Snowdon for this amazing cause! 🙏🏻🏔💔
RT’s greatly appreciated too.
Sorry, I’m begging again. My dear friend Elaine, whose voice you may know from Terry Nation Army, is climbing Snowdon - hardest route RIGHT NOW! 🏔😰 In support of her niece who only has months to live, unless something can be funded. Any amount helps 🙏🏻. justgiving.com/crowdfunding/…
Okay genealogy peeps, there’s a puzzler here. What’s this relationship to head of household? It looks like “Nourish” but surely not? Cant find any other comparable entry. Very strange.
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Help! Do any learned twitter people have any insight into the origin of the term “Jack in the Hole” in any kind of geographic or folk-history sense? English location, 18th century or earlier. Farming? Nickname? Punishment? 🤷🏻♂️ pls RT 🙏🏻
Help! Do any learned twitter people have any insight into the origin of the term “Jack in the Hole” in any kind of geographic or folk-history sense? English location, 18th century or earlier. Farming? Nickname? Punishment? 🤷🏻♂️ pls RT 🙏🏻
Is there a kind person with a British Newspaper Archive subscription who could pull two pages for me pretty please? 🙏🏻
Gavin R. retweeted
This is an amazing find. And it has the brilliant @ShirleyCurtisS1 being amazing in it!
In this instalment of #ColdCaseWhithorn, @ShirleyCurtisS1 makes an incredible discovery! @WhithornTrust @dgleaderteam @Urbancroft @esmeefairbairn @MuseumsGalScot
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Please can the power of Twitter help my friend find her grandfather’s identity? Trying to track down an American at RAF Hartlebury at Christmas 1941. Found this article which mentions two possible guys. Pls RT and let me know if anyone knows of airbase records! Thank you! 🤞🏻
Please can the power of Twitter help my friend find her grandfather’s identity? Trying to track down an American at RAF Hartlebury at Christmas 1941. Found this article which mentions two possible guys. Pls RT and let me know if anyone knows of airbase records! Thank you! 🤞🏻
So, here’s my map showing a third cousin’s documented journey across America in 1878, compared to @AncestryUK’s DNA story graphic. Is this my own data being fed back to me from my family tree, or is this incredible corroboration via DNA? 🤔 Would love some help with this.
Am I thick or is this badly worded? How can green spots in America show my “ancestral birth locations” if I have no ancestors born outside UK? Should it say “relations”? Are these cousins’ birth places? Or is this just a generic story unrelated to my results?! Help! @AncestryUK
Can anyone clarify @AncestryUK’s DNA Stories graphics? Are these hotspot anything to do with *my* ancestral birth locations? Or are they simply an average of birth rates? If it’s generic data, why aren’t everyone’s dot patterns the same? It’s so confusing.
















