Strange isn't it?Me too. I got a page that said our domain name had expired and was available for purchase! Obviously there was some sort of glitch that has happily been cleared up!
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Hope you enjoy it.OK, I have a lesson now.
Two hours of 'communication'.
SIGH.
See you all later.
aliens!!!
finished at 1700... it's now 2015 and I just got home. my polish friend/co worker joined me for a few .
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Actually, i did.Hope you enjoy it.
Much to my surprise we had a lot of fun today and got some vocab. done too.
Meerkats!!!!!!!!!!!
A few ?finished at 1700... it's now 2015 and I just got home. my polish friend/co worker joined me for a few
Tangerines ?
Games of tiddly winks ?
Packets of Opal Fruits ?
Good evening all. Lovely day today, but very hot. The car claimed it was 41C about 3.30pm!
Les Baux was as beautiful as ever. We were right to get there early. We got to climb all over the castle before it got too hot and crowded and then had lunch before heading to the "Carrières de Lumières"
Les Baux is named after the aluminium ore (bauxite) that was mined locally. The "Carrières de Lumières" is a projected image and music show in an underground bauxite quarry. This year's show uses Marc Chagall's work. It's almost impossible to explain but very good to see!
CdeL
Les Baux was as beautiful as ever. We were right to get there early. We got to climb all over the castle before it got too hot and crowded and then had lunch before heading to the "Carrières de Lumières"
Les Baux is named after the aluminium ore (bauxite) that was mined locally. The "Carrières de Lumières" is a projected image and music show in an underground bauxite quarry. This year's show uses Marc Chagall's work. It's almost impossible to explain but very good to see!
CdeL
Another lovely collection of photographs.
I don't think I've been there, what a stunning place.
What a fantastic holiday you're having, classic stuff.
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No structures that old or that beautiful over here
Well there's something to be said for modern, too.No structures that old or that beautiful over here
Can't think what, but something.
The novelization's first edition was called "Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks" and was released in 1965, i think. It was reissued in about 1973 as Doctor Who and the Daleks". First editions of these two versions are worth quite a bit of money.
25 minute episodes in those days, but some stories were up to 14 episodes long and a season could be more than 40 weeks.
I've got official DVD's of most of them with loads of lovely extras.
The others are on unofficial DVD's, also with extras, with soundtracks and photo stills and/or animation used to recreate the episodes destroyed by the BBC.
Today's episode was "The Krotons" fourth and final episode, form Doctor Who's sixth season and second Doctor, Patrick Troughton. It's August and I'm only up to 1969 with an episode a day!
Crystalline monsters that the Doctor destroys with sulphuric acid, They are, obviously, often referred to as The Croutons.
It's a rubbish story, I'm afraid.
It twas.
Bless.
Thank you very much.
We had a tremendous time!
(What I can remember of it, so it must have been good). .
No, the repairs were a success.i hope so, his mail box is probably full to bursting by now.
perhaps the rains arrived and the repairs failed
And then I found a neighbour on the roof, who'd scuffed up a bit so that it leaked again.
So I must do it again before winter.
Golly, I'd forgotten about that.
Anyone interested ?
Well, it wasn't you, W.
Come back to the Cold Dark Room!
It's you who's missing in action now.
