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The Apathy Square: Cycling the Length of Britain - It's like a Saga Holiday but without the bus
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101 things I did before I died. Tuesday, 2 June 2015. Cycling the Length of Britain - It's like a Saga Holiday but without the bus. I wrote about the trip here. And this is the bunch of total strangers I did it with. Actually Land's End to John o' Groats was pretty easy. I just followed this massive purple line. Look what I won in the room-mate Lottery. This apple pie isn't fattening enough. Can I please have a teapot full of double cream to pour over it? Amongst other things I got slightly electrocuted&...
The Apathy Square: I'm on a mission... And a bit like the Terminator I cannot be stopped!
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101 things I did before I died. Friday, 26 June 2015. I'm on a mission. And a bit like the Terminator I cannot be stopped! Millions of small corrections just like that. And then today a Polish person once! Although to be fair, his was a delayed reaction, and he could have been laughing at the silence in the room. Why do I even want to teach English? Anyway, here are some of my absolute side-splitting favourites. I hope you like them. In case you think I was just being not funny for the sake of it...Becau...
The Apathy Square: Land's End to John o' Groats the easy way - follow the purple line
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101 things I did before I died. Saturday, 27 September 2014. Land's End to John o' Groats the easy way - follow the purple line. For the moment the reason escapes me why I thought it would be a good idea to cycle from Land's End to John o' Groats. Possibly it was so that watching weather forecasts would be more interesting as I could look at the map of Britain knowing I'd cycled from one end of the weather map to the other. A sign I saw in Stirling - ironic since I saw it on my one non-cycling day. In my...
The Apathy Square: The World Snooker Championships - It's Political Correctness gone Missing in Action
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101 things I did before I died. Friday, 1 May 2015. The World Snooker Championships - It's Political Correctness gone Missing in Action. Weren't glasses mental in the 80s? And I remember watching the snooker being a big family thing in the 80s. A family consisting of me, my mum, step dad Terry and my brother Phil. We didn't spend a lot of real quality time together, but we always enjoyed shouting at the telly together during the snooker. Hey Phil, it's only taken us 30 years to make it to the snooker!
The Apathy Square: The Taj Mahal - Worth seeing but not worth going to see
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101 things I did before I died. Thursday, 2 February 2012. The Taj Mahal - Worth seeing but not worth going to see. For reasons too dull to go into, the only way to get to the Taj Mahal before I left for home was to hire a taxi leaving at 7 am this morning to get there. It's about 150 miles each way, so I thought maybe 3 hours each way. In the event it took about 10 hours in total. The area round the Taj Mahal looked just about the least scary place I've been in India. It was mostly foreign tourists ...
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cycling from Darlington to...somewhere: September 2011
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Cycling from Darlington to.somewhere. Monday, 26 September 2011. Dragons and Dinosaurs: On my Own in Bavaria. I was enjoying being on my own again. I set my sights on Landshut, the Danube, and the road to Austria. Wednesday, 21 September 2011. Chasing the Kingfisher: down the Tauber and Altmuhl with Felix,September 2011. As we rode along, then, Felix and I would pause at the bridges and other places where the kingfisher was likely to be found, hoping to see it. The pumpkin made a good supper. Food is...
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cycling from Darlington to...somewhere: Ra Ra Rishikesh
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Cycling from Darlington to.somewhere. Sunday, 24 June 2012. From now, I'm going to try to post something for each day's cycling - this is the first). Day 315, 21/06/2012 - Rishikesh, Joli Grant, Dehra Dun, Rajpur, Mussourie: 52.44 miles, 6:37:10, 28.1 mph max, 9057.0 miles total. It was also very very up. Mussourie is atop a ridge at 2000 metres ASL, and Dehra Dun is about 650 metres ASL. Most of the climbing was compressed into the last 15 miles, especially once I'd passed Rajpur. A smiling,...He wasn't...
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cycling from Darlington to...somewhere: February 2012
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Cycling from Darlington to.somewhere. Wednesday, 22 February 2012. Day 165: Udaipur to Chittorgarh. If only all cycling days were as easy as today. The road rolled gently up and down, but never so seriously up that I got much of a sweat on, which was a good thing in the sweltering heat, and I cooled a bit on the descents. A tourist bus passed and I pitied the poor travellers stuck on that thing in those temperatures. Tuesday, 14 February 2012. Help Help I'm in Puncture Hell. Thursday, 9 February 2012.
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cycling from Darlington to...somewhere: June 2012
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Cycling from Darlington to.somewhere. Sunday, 24 June 2012. Access Denied Part 2. Day 317, 23/06/2012 -? Kalsi, u-turn, Vikasnagar, Paonta Sahib, NH7, Nahan: 53.85 miles, 5:45:04, 27.2 mph max, 9149.5 miles total. What a frustrating day. The highway to Chakrata is also closed to foreigners. I was turned away by a smiling but firm policeman, and had to bring out my map and re-route again. As well as the 500 metres of climbing on the five miles up to Nahan (another former British hill station atop a ridge,...
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cycling from Darlington to...somewhere: It's Not All Yak Burgers and Mountains, You Know
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Cycling from Darlington to.somewhere. Tuesday, 19 June 2012. It's Not All Yak Burgers and Mountains, You Know. I did get to Kathmandu that day, though, and I was at the British embassy before they opened the next morning. The wait for a passport would be expensive, although I could go on the Everest Base Camp trek (twice! Was less so. The counter staff refused to say yay or nay, and referred me up to the Embassy Official. Most people at the Nepali Immigration Office were friendly and helpful, except for ...
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cycling from Darlington to...somewhere: October 2011
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Cycling from Darlington to.somewhere. Saturday, 15 October 2011. Güle Güle: Standing Still in Istanbul. How you say goodbye in Turkish depends on whether you're staying or leaving. If you're leaving you say "hoshchakal", but if you're staying behind you say "güle güle". It might also have been the Swiss/German couple I'd been chatting to who left it, especially as the bottle was labelled brenspiritus, the German name for meths. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Currently randonneuring, mostly in the UK.
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cycling from Darlington to...somewhere: October 2012
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Cycling from Darlington to.somewhere. Tuesday, 2 October 2012. Last Days on the Road. Adventures make one late for dinner. So I'm now back in the UK. I'm home. End of trip. That's enough of adventure for me for now. I was probably ready for a break, but in the end I was defeated by circumstances. The whole rear end moved. That's not good. While I was sulking, the hotel manager came in and looked at me. Why are you still here? I explained, and took him outside to show him the problem. We chucked my bike i...
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cycling from Darlington to...somewhere: Access Denied Part 2
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Cycling from Darlington to.somewhere. Sunday, 24 June 2012. Access Denied Part 2. Day 317, 23/06/2012 -? Kalsi, u-turn, Vikasnagar, Paonta Sahib, NH7, Nahan: 53.85 miles, 5:45:04, 27.2 mph max, 9149.5 miles total. What a frustrating day. The highway to Chakrata is also closed to foreigners. I was turned away by a smiling but firm policeman, and had to bring out my map and re-route again. As well as the 500 metres of climbing on the five miles up to Nahan (another former British hill station atop a ridge,...
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cycling from Darlington to...somewhere: May 2012
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Cycling from Darlington to.somewhere. Wednesday, 16 May 2012. Thunder Lightning Strike: Three Days from Kathmandu to Pokhara. Two hundred kilometres. That's two days, right? Unless it's extremely hilly, of course. I met a couple of Nepali cyclists while finding my way out of Kathmandu, and they assured me that it was flat, apart from a couple of big hills. Good job I didn't believe them. I doubt there's enough flat in the whole route to make a passable cricket square. It probably is flat for Nepal. Of co...
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Monday, April 26, 2010. Stealing Dietrich's Limelight and Other Major Achievements. Before anyone protests that Marlene Dietrich could never be overshadowed in life or death, you need to see Shanghai Express. 1932) After spending many afternoons rewatching. All of Dietrich's films for a dissertation, I was awestruck by her presence and ability to dominate anyone she shared the screen with, from Adolphe Menjou. 1931) - her last role which negatively portrayed Chinese people - and Daughter of Shangh. She w...
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Apathy of Spatula Abuse. May 04, 2014. May 04, 2014. Absolutely amazing. Khal Drogo by khaldrene. From Game of Thrones. Model: René Koiter. Additional Costuming: Jessica Dru Johnson. Hair: Celeste Aviva Elson. Physical Conditioning: East Coast West Coast. May 04, 2014. Some behind the scenes photos from the Star Wars movies, released by Lucasfilm in 2012. May 04, 2014. May the 4th be with you! Steampunk Starwars by Bjorn Hurri. Steampunk Tendencies Official Group. May 04, 2014. May 04, 2014. May 04, 2014.
Readymade
Monday, 20 October 2014. The readymades of Marcel Duchamp. The readymades of Marcel Duchamp are common made questions that the craftsman chose and adjusted, as a counteractant to what he called retinal craftsmanship. By essentially picking the item and repositioning or joining, titling and marking it, the article got to be workmanship. The principal meaning of readymade showed up in André Breton and Paul Éluard's Dictionnaire abrégé du Surréalisme: a conventional article raised to the nobility of a cente...
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A blog for people who can't be bothered. Monday, 27 July 2015. CELTA - Adventures assemble. Thinking outside the box, finding your inner Super-hero and starting to believe. Last year I went on a crazy expedition, cycling from Land's End to John o' Groats, with a group of 18 strangers, many of them North Americans. We journeyed the length of Britain following a continuous purple line. This year's five letter acronym of doom was called CELTA. I know some people who've done the CELTA before. They told m...
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The Apathy War
Wednesday, April 16, 2014. So This Is What Its Like. On the way home that day he said to me, "Michael, I can't do this anymore. I'm too sick, I just can't do this anymore.". I was blown away by this declaration of defeat, and it was quite unlike my Dad to admit this. He was a proud man, and his pride seemed to be slowly extinguishing. I truly couldn't believe what he would say next. I went to the doctor, and she told me not to make any long term plans, and that my liver is getting worse.". When we got to...
The Apathy Wars
Attempts to Understand the World and Fight off Boredom. Simultaneously! Tuesday, July 17, 2012. I just found one of your old cables in the bottom of my drawer. You know, the old ones that had those caps on them? And the ends of them didn't come off after 3 months of use? You used to care Apple. You used to care. Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Things I Learned In California, Or The West Coast Filtered Through Neon Orange Sunglasses. Note: You are a silly person if you think that Karma is not an actual entity.
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The Apatosaurus’s Kitchen. Home Made Doughnut Holes. June 27, 2010 · Filed under Uncategorized. When thinking of run of the mill vegetarian food, dougnut holes don’t come to mind, but sweets have always been my weakness, especially when giving up meat. These doughnut holes are easy, delicious, and taste store bought! 4 Tbs brown sugar. 2 cups all-purpose flour. 2 tsps. vanilla extract. Leave a comment ». June 26, 2010 · Filed under Uncategorized. Lasagna is a traditional favorite sure to please anyone!
