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Walk Finds: Kensington and Chelsea Branch: Fragment of Gnawed Traffic Cone

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Walk Finds: Kensington and Chelsea Branch. We discovered this quotation at Chelsea Physic Garden. It is the motto of Carl Linnaeus, the 18th Century Botanist and father of modern Taxonomy. We think his motto is so apt for our project that we have decided to adopt it. Friday, 23 November 2007. Fragment of Gnawed Traffic Cone. Found in Westfield Park, 11.24 am, 11/7/07. Maybe someone was hungry. 31 July 2009 at 10:03. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Balloon Fragment, Long Thin Red. Hairband, with Hair.

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About Whose News?: How will you be celebrating fifty years of European Union?

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Hughes's views on life, British politics, Europe and the relentless march of time. Friday, November 17, 2006. How will you be celebrating fifty years of European Union? By any objective measure the European Union must rate as a success. Despite its vocal, usually elderly, opponents (especially in England) there is little doubt that it has helped to boost Europe's economy and to keep the peace amongst countries with a history of being at war with each other on a regular basis. Even though the ECSC had bee...

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A Land Down Under « Katie and Tommy: Around the World

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Katie and Tommy: Around the World. Laquo; Going Bush. Home Sweet Home ». A Land Down Under. We had come from Darwin, one state over, but yet we had to pass through immigration and customs! Scuba diving for me ended up being a tremendous success. The Great Barrier Reef was as stunning. This entry was posted on Thursday, July 10th, 2008 at 8:55 am and is filed under Australia. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. Cheers from a la...

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The Darlington Tory: I'll get me coat

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About all things Tory, with an obvious slant towards Darlington. Sunday, September 16, 2007. I'll get me coat. That's it time to get me coat, Ming the meaningless has spoken sense and I agree with every word. How on earth can this of happened, but as he pointed out a referendum on the new eu treaty (CONSTITUTION) is pointless, he goes on what is required is a referendum on whether we stay in europe or come out. You could have knocked me down with a feather. Such things dreams are made of. No need for this.

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A Night on the Tiles: 20 words for snow

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A Night on the Tiles. I work in a tile making factory. Roof Tiles. In France. Are all factory labourers crazy? Or just the French? Sunday, June 07, 2009. 20 words for snow. People often say that the Esquimeaux have 20 words for snow. I've never been particularly impressed by that, after all; the English probably have 20 words for rain:. So I was reading the list of ingredients on the packet and it's not complicated. Pig's stomach, pig skin, and "chaudins". Illoked up chaudins in the dictionary be...En Fr...

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Scully's Blog Spot: St Burstow Sins After All

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009. St Burstow Sins After All. Why did they not look closer to home? Paul Burstow was lauded as a saintly MP by the Telegraph because he did not claim a second home allowance. Perfectly sensible for an MP in a marginal seat with a precarious majority. However he didn't warrant further research which would have uncovered the fact that he paid his wife to do his books. Both were paid using taxpayers' funded expenses. Nick Clegg called upon Alistair Darling to resign. The party has jus...

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Musings On Liberty: Prisoners To Get The Vote

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The Uphill Struggle Against Tyranny. Curious Snippets from a Cynical Optimist. Thursday, April 9, 2009. Prisoners To Get The Vote. The news that 28,000 prisoners are to be given the right to vote in elections is outrageous. The Daily Mail reports with characteristic alarmism. Rapists, paedophiles, burglars and muggers could be among 28,800 prisoners handed the right to vote, it emerged last night. The most sensible comment comes from Shadow Home Secretary, Dominic Grieve, for one, who says. The flawed Eu...