Archive - Tuesday 28th December 2004
Just a bit of self promotion here. This week I was made a moderator for the HaloScan Forums, so if you are fed up with the comments system that comes with your blog, or if you are having problems with HaloScan let me know and I'll try and help you out.
Today, driving back from Hemel to Lincoln, me and Heather decided to go via Peterborough to do a spot of shopping. On route at Hatfield, just before the A1(M) a hitchhiker was asking for a lift to Peterborough, so I stop and picked him up. Now I've been hitchhiking before, and have always promised myself to pick up anyone going my way. I've only seen people a few times, and they've always been
I am spending a few days at my mother's house in sleepy Saughall Massie. This semi-rural Wirral village near Moreton, has become the home of a several thousand commuters, closeted in identi-kit houses around a few remaining farms and some spectacularly beautiful old cottages. Incredibly, the boundaries of the village are still defined by green fields, although there have been attempts in recent months to change that. A planning application to build on the old nursery off Garden Hey Road was turned down by the local Council. Perhaps Saughall Massie's greatest claim to fame was that until recently it
