What a headline. Apparently, on the 4th June, someone unusual visited a Tesco store in Saffron Walden at 1:20 am. Staff later found a deer’s head at the self service counter and a...
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Anyone who’s been to Brighton will know that it’s full of art and artists. On that note, Robert Burns, a self taught artist, has covered the interior of his drab 60s council house with...
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Photographer Irina Werning collects photographs of people as children and recreates them years on. There’s something quite moving about them. Irina began the project, called Back to the Future, a few years ago,...
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I have had the illustrious honour of being on the judging panel for the Annual Sandwich Making Competition in both 2012 and 2011. As such, I feel I am better versed in sandwich...
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Quite a bleak message is being sent out to business owners in the retail sector this week. The Centre For Retail Research (CRR) is a body that investigates consumer trends and commercial finance,...
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At last! Our beards can become more than simply an aesthetic asset and become a financial asset. And it’s about time too. Beards and their related facial furniture have long been part of...
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This old bridge in Texas, built in 1910, caught on fire. Volunteer firefighters struggled for 15 hours to put out the flames , which is still used for freight transport through Texas. The...
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Albinism, also called achromia, achromasia, and achromatosis is the lack, or partial lack of pigment from the skin. It’s congenital, and caused by a defect in the enzyme tyrosinase, which plays a role...
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In this article, I’ll focus on the strange, dark world of Victorian freak shows. We’ll zero in on some of the most famous characters of the time. While freak shows are (mostly) a...
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This is footage taken at Rich & Laura Howard’s 20th Wedding Anniversary holiday in La Paz Mexico at Costa Baja Resort/Spa. Who cares. I hate them already for having such a nice holiday....
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