Observations and questions from Nic Price
Enid Blyton 1897-1968
Popular writer of over 600 books for children
352-356 Lordship Lane, East Dulwich. Apparently she was born here.
Thanks to Natalie for the nod.
Now to start getting my head around this geotagging thing.
Filed under Blue Plaques, East Dulwich, East Dulwich blue plaque, Enid Blyton, London, People.
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Meeting notes (testing the Flickr to Twitter function thingy) http://flic.kr/p/6Bwy1i
Thanks to Andy Murray today is not #wallowwednesday
Newsletters. I get quite a few. I don't have time to read them all. But I think I'd have time to listen to them. But how?
Just wondering. Do they make Google Altitude - find out how high you are? Or Google Attitude - find out how much front you've got.
Website is to desktop computer is to static as laptop is to blog is to movable as mobile phone is to Twitter is to free
Bookmarked a link: Today's East Dulwich Weather Conditions - weather.co.uk
On train. Young lad playing intro to Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here on guitar. We're just two lost souls swimming in a fishbowl...
Bookmarked a link: Organization of the artist - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Thanks to @frnboy for sharing Neil Young doing A Day In The Life on Saturday joined midway by Paul McCartney http://bit.ly/VSZJc
Memory not what it was... that Cure Glastonbury gig was 1990, the year the Mondays played + people walked off with tents on their shoulders
Cooking and listening to The Cure. Remembering seeing them play Glastonbury 1989 Pyramid Stage. Weird sunset helicopter episode. Great gig.
The boss is steaming #glasto
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“PL Oliver is due more widespread recognition than he gets. He is responsible for starting the first blood donor service ...”
— Henry Hambley on Percy Lane Oliver, 1878-1944
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I used to read enid blyton’s famous five , malory towers…
I loved her books!
November 19th, 2005 at 2:05 pm