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Kevin J Healy is an Anglo-Irish artist and retired teacher, with over 30 years experience in arts education. He runs the Global Shorelines project for charity, collecting dramatic coastal landscape images from people all over the planet.
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I was only 8 when this happened and still remember it like yesterday. Our first Headmaster in my High School (in London Borough of Redbridge) was from Aberfan and his wife was also a school teacher from there.
PHOTO OF THE DAY: A mine rescue worker silently contemplates the Aberfan Disaster (1966). 📷 Jim Gray
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My American cousin was charged over 40,000 dollars for a treatment my wife received without charge on the NHS. It’s not perfect, but we need to fight like hell to defend it, and make sure it’s properly funded.
Did you know that a Farage Reform govt intends to scrap the NHS? The private health care system he wants to introduce would cost you £10,000s, like the US, where getting ill can bankrupt you. #ReformUK #Labour #GreenParty #Newcastle #SAFC� #NUFC
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Saw Robert with Saving Grace back in 2024. Wonderful musicians and well worth catching a live gig if you get the chance. They also played a version of Rain Song, which brought back great memories of seeing Zeppelin in the 70s. #SavingGrace #RobertPlant
See the new music video of Robert Plant and Saving Grace song “Two Coats"
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Comic ✍️: We will never forget by Mike Luckovich Get more comics in your inbox 👉️: signup.dailykos.com
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Great line up. Took our American cousin to Harlow Town park for a free Hawkwind gig in 1974 .... it rained there as well. Don't think my US cousin had ever seen anything quite like Hawkwind! Harlow Park had free concerts from 1973-1988, with some great names. www.ukrockfestivals.com/harlow-free-...
This weekend,50 years ago I went to the Reading festival. What an amazing lineup. And what became big bands low down the bill. Only £5.95 for 3 days with camping. Have great memories of it still. Yes in pouring rain with laser light show, Hawkwind and Robin Trower..#ReadingFestival #MusicFestivals
I nominated this for Johnnie's (Walker) Jukebox on his Radio 2 Sounds of the 70's show, and it was put in. Sadly, Johnnie left us in 2024. DYK that Mouldy Old Dough is the only UK number 1 song featuring a mother and son in the band. I remember if from being played a lot in fairgrounds.
Didn’t have the best night’s sleep last night, seems to be a thing of late but at 0212hrs this was and has been my ear worm all day, small positives eh 😉 Great video here youtu.be/O465enGz03w?...
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Imagine choosing not to become a billionaire, but instead choosing to support those less fortunate than yourself. Just imagine how loved and admired you would be... not just in your home country, but across the planet. RIP
RIP DOLLY PARTON (1946-2026) I really really liked, admired & respected you. Truly. Godspeed.
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For those in the UK: BBC Proms just did an anniversary celebration performance of numerous songs from ''Graceland''. You can find it on the iPlayer. www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...
Paul Simon released his seventh solo studio album "Graceland" #OTD 1986 on Warner Bros. Records.
When I was learning to play in the early 70's, the three British standouts to try to copy were Baker, Bonham and Paice.
Born 19 August 1939, Ginger Baker, drummer with Cream who had the 1966 UK No.11 single 'I Feel Free'. Baker was also a member of the Graham Bond Organisation, Blind Faith, and Ginger Bakers Airforce and is also known for his numerous associations with World music. #Cream #GingerBaker
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I visited Shea Stadium (from the UK), in the early 70's. Apparently, the Beatles played it with 300 watts from their instruments, supplemented by an estimated 700 watts from the house PA system.... all cancelled out by 55k+ screaming fans. I have a 150w amp in my shed!
Today In 1965: #TheBeatles Play Shea Stadium! ~ Their legendary concert draws over 55,000 screaming fans! #FabFour #Mets #MLB #History
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Standards watchdog resumes investigation into Nigel Farage over financial gifts
I remember my mate and I took a crate of beers, drank the beers and then stood on the crate for a better view. Fairport Convention were on first, Chas and Dave and Todd Rundrgren were on the bill (amongst others). Great day. All for £7.50.
11th August 1979, Led Zeppelin played their last ever UK gig when they appeared at Knebworth House. The set list included: The Song Remains The Same, Celebration Day, Black Dog and Nobody's Fault But Mine. What I would have given to have been there! #LedZeppelin
Every now and then Jools Holland has something really different and exciting on Later with Jools. If you didn’t catch Angine de Poitrine, trust me, it’s worth a few minutes of your time IMHO. youtube.com/watch?v=dQkr...
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We live in Suffolk and East Anglia is well worth a visit for anyone interested in archaeology. The internationally famous site of Sutton Hoo is just across the River Deben from Woodbridge. Made even more famous by the 2021 film starring Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes.
The Bredfield Brooch - An Anglo-Scandinavian disc brooch which was discovered near Woodbridge in Suffolk during 2009. The brooch possibly dates to the 11th century, and is part of the collections at Norwich Castle. 📸 My own. #FindsFriday #BredfieldBrooch #NorwichCastle
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I managed to catch Thin Lizzy live, back in the late 70’s. They always had great guitarists, but Gary Moore was something else. Also, the Old Grey Whistle Test remains the greatest UK live music TV show of all time IMHO. God bless @whisperingbob.bsky.social youtube.com/watch?v=FJm_...
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The sheer size of a sperm whale, visualized. Original post