R's rue

 Just seen an intelligent 2 handed play at Theatr Clwyd ....A Splinter Of Ice  With Oliver Ford Davies as Graham Green and Stephen Boxer as Kim Philby discussing their mutual past lives and connections ...lovely to be back in the main auditorium even though there was were only 100 people in the 569 capacity theatre It was a quality piece  But I have to admit that when I got home , I tuned into the 1964 Uk Thriller  The Earth Dies Screaming with robots, and zombies and the apocalypse set in middle England on tv And I Loved it  Lots of sexist screaming and massively  pointy breasts from Going Gently https://ift.tt/35UfMVn

 In the Grecian sun I’m at peace Among the Blue hues That mark A landscape I often Dream about Until we meet Santorini You are  The fantasy I wish  To make real from R's rue https://ift.tt/3d6bXAq

  Came across this video at breakfast It’s living in my head rent free now from Going Gently https://ift.tt/3d4GhvB

Field barn at Frith Bottom with Hen Cloud beyond Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away. Clint was  humming old songs by Cat Stevens as we tootled along country roads all the way to Staffordshire. He delivered me to the village of Meerbrook north of Leek. It was somewhere I had never been before. Clint decided to park next to St Matthew's Church and asked me to collapse his wing mirror. As I put my boots on, I fell into  conversation with a sturdy road maintenance man clad in orange with a white helmet and yellow ear protectors. He and his colleague were clearing out ditches to address potential flooding problems. A nice man, he has just completed forty five years of work for Staffordshire County Council and will retire this summer. Sadly, he now suffers from worsening arthritis.  Pub sign in Meerbrook I waved goodbye to Clint and set off on a long circumnavigation of Tittesworth Reservoir. Most of the time I could not even see the reservoir but it didn't ma...