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Two consecutive pupils - both called Max didn't make their first lesson after the half term break. This was written in the hour of their absence...
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November 5 - Guy Fawkes Night in the UK - one of the great annual festivals that is gradually in decline succumbing to the irrelevance of Halloween.
Guy Fawkes night "celebrates" ( perhaps commemorates is a better word) something really significant a plot that got quite close to damaging the "mother of all parliaments" .
The CD released this month is called Equal Earth and can be seen on the "support the show" section. Click on the link to see the details.
This is a track from that CD
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The US mid-terms have generated some extraordinary promises, decisions and attempts to sway voters - its all in someones imagination - I'm not convinced it will result in any positive changes - we'll find out from today onwards
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The CD released this month is called Equal Earth and can be seen on the "support the show" section. Click on the link to see the details.
This is a track from that CD.
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The CD being released today is called Equal Earth Africa and can be seen on the "support the show" section. Click on the link to see the details.
This is a track from that CD.
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Equal Earth is the title of the CD being issued this coming month - it comes out on the 1st November. The details are on the "support the show" section - click on it for details.
Here is one of the tracks - "Wind of Change"
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The Middle Passage was the forced transatlantic voyage that carried millions of enslaved Africans to the Americas between roughly 1518 and the mid‑19th century, marked by extreme overcrowding, disease, abuse, and mortality rates often reaching 15–20 percent.
The inspiration for this track was the TV programme "Finding Britain's Slave Traders" with David Olusoga. It explores the the individuals, institutions and organisations who financed Britains trade in enslaved Africans from the 16th century to abolition in 1807.
The disarmingly modest Professor William Pettigrew led the academic research to produce the Register of British Slave Traders - look it up online for some fascinating reading.
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The first named storm of the Autumn was "Austen" on the 23rd October followed closely by "Boelo" the following day. We're bracing ourselves here for the El Nino effect and strong storms throughout the coming winter..
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