Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

Ex-barrister. Enthusiast for law, walking, cycling, church architecture, literature, bread-making. Hates sprouts. Joined April 2019

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John Donoghue @JohnDonoghue64

a year ago

At last, somewhere I can take Monty for a walk without him being chased by a priest holding a crucifix…

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Arrived today-a proof of my next book, out in September, this time with its final cover(thanks, @doubledaybooks - it's beautiful) & some blush-making reviews. So I thought it would be nice to give it away. I'll pick a random winner from anyone who gives this a RT by 6pm Friday.

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

5 years ago

#BurleyBanksy latest effort by LGI.

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5 years ago

We're lucky in central Leeds always to have something of interest to look. Today, the impressive frontage of Leeds General Infirmary, designed by George Gilbert Scott.

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Quite Interesting @qikipedia

5 years ago

The ‘penis fish’ is neither a penis nor a fish. It is a type of spoon worm. (Image: ProjectManhattan)

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Ian McMillan @IMcMillan

5 years ago

Very good! I find this distancing rhyme scheme really makes you think. @HearMyVoiceBsly @BarnsleyMuseums

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

5 years ago

Very interesting paper with examples of how the virus spreads: erinbromage.com/post/the-risks…

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

5 years ago

Dreamed that I was trying to repair a window frame but was distracted by someone splashing me with black ink.

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

5 years ago

Sending yeast to my sister. Apparently it's unobtainable in Nottingham (apart from a Hungarian variety which produces mixed results). Just hoping it won't be confiscated en route.

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Airedale Quiz League @league_quiz

5 years ago

Tuesday night means it's quiz night on the facebook page. Join if you can

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

5 years ago

Well, our online quiz team lost for the first time this evening. By 1 point. To a team which won the last but one series of Only Connect.

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

5 years ago

Another alarming dream last night: I was moving house. If that were not traumatic enough, the new place was a small neat bungalow.

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

6 years ago

I had a terrible dream last night in which someone expected me to drink coffee at breakfast time. Even worse, it was instant!

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

6 years ago

Starting the day with some Housman: Clay lies still, but blood ‘s a rover; Breath ‘s a ware that will not keep. Up, lad: when the journey ‘s over There ‘ll be time enough to sleep.

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

6 years ago

Today the air was so clear that you could see the Kilburn white horse from Bramhope (at least, we think that's what we could make out).

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

6 years ago

All green and pleasant as we walk along the Wharfe this afternoon. What the photo doesn't show is the pong from the adjacent sewage works. But one has to take one's exercise where one can.

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

6 years ago

My obituary of John Morris Collins, published in today's Yorkshire Post. Much more could have been said. Those of us who knew and loved John look forward to having a proper opportunity to celebrate his remarkable life.

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Frontinullafides @Frontinullafid1

6 years ago

When I started at the Bar Easter Tuesday was a Law Society holiday, and the courts did not sit. By the time that custom had been abandoned, I always took the day off. So today is the first time I have ever worked on this day.

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Eleanor Parker @ClerkofOxford

6 years ago

'He saw the doors of hell brightly shining which had been locked long ago, shrouded in darkness. The thegn was full of joy.' An Anglo-Saxon poem about the Harrowing of Hell, when locked doors at last burst open and the light breaks in aclerkofoxford.blogspot.com/2015/04/open-w…