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The Ugly Duckling County

29th April 2021 Joe Slater 2052 Comments

When you think of the north of England, you think of fells and moors and hill farmers, of ruined abbeys and windswept Wolds, of gaunt mill chimneys, of terracing lurching crazily up bare hillsides, of [more…]

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Mires, moats and manors

22nd April 2021 Joe Slater 1767 Comments

How could any true traveller ignore the lure of a name like Thorne Waste? It could be the title of a Brontë novel, or the kind of place the Hound of the Baskervilles was locked [more…]

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Mancs, Marx and Mill Towns

15th April 2021 Joe Slater 1798 Comments

More notes from 45 years of cycling If you are following this series, you will know that my kind of curiosity is one that is still making money, or at least providing a public service [more…]

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Rail Trails

8th April 2021 Joe Slater 3435 Comments

More notes from 45 years of cycling In its day, Tinsley Marshalling Yard in Sheffield was the world’s most advanced railway-wagon sorting centre. It specialised in computerised hump-shunting, which is not a fetish category on [more…]

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Steeple-chasing

1st April 2021 Joe Slater 2114 Comments

Whenever anybody says Britain has the best TV or the best health service in the world, I tend to bridle. I have seen a fair bit of TV overseas, and have found it much the [more…]

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Still in business, after all these years

25th March 2021 Joe Slater 2553 Comments

I don’t know how fast you can cycle from Land’s End to Berwick. I dare say there will be a few people who have done it in two or three days, or even 24 hours. [more…]

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Korea, Suwon, Part 3

25th February 2021 Joe Slater 3384 Comments

Attending a Korean Mega-Service Towards the end of my stay in South Korea in 2017, I attended one of the mega-services Korean churches specialise in. It was a meeting of the Baptist Church, which, the [more…]

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Korea, Suwon, Part 2

18th February 2021 Joe Slater 3225 Comments

Christianity in Korea—Just Why? The Catholics formed the vanguard of Christianity’s march into East Asia. They first arrived in Korea in the late 1700s, and met with the same hostile reception as they had in [more…]

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Korea, Suwon, Part 1

11th February 2021 Joe Slater 4970 Comments

Samsung City Suwon is a city of about a million people, about an hour south of central Seoul by train. I suppose you could call it a scaled-up Korean version of Guildford, on the edge [more…]

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