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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Near Buxton, there’s a disused quarry. It looks like a tropical paradise with its beautiful secluded blue waters. Harpur Hill’s blue lagoon has become a tourist spot for many, with people coming from...
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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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The Duchess of Cambridge, good old Kate Middleton, is pregnant. I must admit, I don’t care too much about it. Someone who seems to be taking the news even less seriouslyis Kaya Mar....
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If you’ve spent any time on social media, you’ve probably heard chemtrail conspiracy theories. Many of us know these people are talking nonsense, but lack the talking points to fully rebut their arguments....
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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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Moss graffiti is taking off in the States. It’s one of the few forms of street art that is actively good for the environment. I wonder what the legal status would be? Is...
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Welcome back to the second installment of classic old horror film posters and theatrical trailers. If you missed part one of this B-Movie horror train, CLICK HERE or forever hold your peace. I’ve got...
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For your perusal today, I bring you a selection of old horror film posters and their theatrical trailers. I love the tone and swagger of old horror flicks, they promise to be the...
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