Earlier this month we headed to Sam’s Chop House to celebrate Hugh’s birthday. It’s gone down hill a little since I first went there, and they don’t even have chops on the menu which I think is ridiculous (it’s not in any way unreasonable to expect Sam’s Chop House to serve chops), but there you have it. After, we headed to The Lounge for a few cocktails.
Earlier this month we welcomed BBC Panorama reporter John Sweeney to present his talk “Oi! Scientology!”, a mini tour he is doing to support his book, Church of Fear. It was a bit of a shaky start when we couldn’t find John, but once resolved he gave us a highly entertaining insight into his experiences.
The discussions continued long after the event – indeed, it was nearly 2am by the time the last of us left the bar of Malmaison!
The fourteenth book in the Discworld series is Lords & Ladies. It takes place in the Kingdom of Lancre and primarily centres around the witches, with a guest appearance from the wizards, but nothing too substancial.
One thing I did like about Lords & Ladies was the good use of humour, especially when it came to describing the many facets of Lancre society.
On the way back from Flamborough we drove up to Filey to explore the brigg.
As Richard Littlejohn would say, you couldn’t make it up. Credit.
In an age where you can fly to Barcelona for £30, Bridlington is not faring well.
Last year, I went to Finland to escape having to hear all about the Queen’s Jubile. This year, I went to Finland to avoid having to hear all about the royal baby. But as I took a stroll down Helsinki marina, what did I see? This…
Here are some photos from my trip to Flamborough earlier this month.
Flamborough Head
Bempton
Bempton Cliffs
