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Car Review: Renault Type AI Sport CT

21st August 2020 Tachybaptus 3430 Comments

It was after the third accident in the pony trap going down Pitsford Hill that my wife said to me, ‘We really ought to buy a motor car. After all, this is 1910 and we [more…]

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I never meant to write a novel

28th July 2020 Tachybaptus 3524 Comments

Today A Bear’s Diary is published as a hardback. It has been available as an ebook for a couple of months. It’s a shortish novel at 65,000 words, decorated with old engravings which give it [more…]

21st Century

Boris, how dare you?

11th May 2020 Tachybaptus 2789 Comments

Locking our people into subjugation, Ruining businesses throughout the nation, Stealing the future of a generation, Boris, how dare you? Carrie instructs him, he obeys with gladness, Plunging us into zero carbon madness, So we [more…]

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Fred and Doris

17th March 2020 Tachybaptus 6571 Comments

Doris said, ‘I heard on the BBC that us old folk are going to be confined to barracks because of that virus. They said it’s for our own safety,’ Doris was 83 and her husband [more…]

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Pandora’s Bug

9th January 2020 Tachybaptus 2462 Comments

How long ago it seems! But it is barely four years since I was a senior researcher at Porton Down, sitting on a shiny chair at a varnished desk and tapping the delicate keyboard of [more…]

21st Century

Kazoo Solo

16th December 2019 Tachybaptus 2182 Comments

with acknowledgements to Louis MacNeice’s ‘Bagpipe Music’ It’s no go Jeremy, it’s no go the commies, But all we’ve got is a dodgy deal served up to us by Boris. It’s no go the EU, [more…]

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When Popes Took Coke

19th November 2019 Tachybaptus 1854 Comments

The rise and fall of coca wine Coca leaves have been used as a stimulant in South America for over a thousand years, especially in the Andes to overcome the fatigue of living and working [more…]

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Dead in a Ditch

6th November 2019 Tachybaptus 4113 Comments

  You could have been the man who saved the day, And won renown and everlasting fame. Instead of that, you ducked and ran away: Ten years from now, no one will know your name. [more…]

19th Century

A Bear’s Diary – Part 28

30th June 2019 Tachybaptus 1992 Comments

June 3rd, 1811. The city of New York lies in a broad river estuary whose wooded slopes give no hint of what will appear around the corner. The river is divided into several channels, forming [more…]

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