@adamgasson It’s an interesting little book in places. Central Library has a copy. I read it as part of one of my weird walking projects. omm.gothick.org.uk/wanders/168
@adamgasson Indeed! I first heard about it in this tiny bit at the end of Colin Maggs’ _Bristol Port Railway & Pier_ book. pic.twitter.com/Fi4cXXwDjw
@adamgasson There was also a plan to join up the Hotwells stop of the Port & Pier with Temple Meads via underground tunnel—emerging right in the middle of Albermarle Row!maps.bristol.gov.uk/kyp/?edition=b…A
@chubbybannister In a minute.
Glassworks18 The local library is subtly subversive. pic.twitter.com/u6hsdbaMgE
PodsidePete So I like to buy old electrical devices and try to get them running again. I recently made two purchases. One, an elderly fan from the 50-60s. I was able to get working. And I purchased….the BOXpic.twitter.com/vzhH41BMFTFT
The Cowboy Junkies’ _Music is the Drug_ podcast is excellent all round, but the episode _1979_ that goes into their British influences is amazing if you’re a fan from this side of the Atlantic. …yjunkiesmusicisthedrug.buzzsprout.com/551557/1136174…
@BlueTapesUK EVERYTHING
@Castillocub @Bristolvor Took me a good few weeks!
@chubbybannister We have that plus the samba band that’s been going since 9ish. The bonus of the times I actually did the run is that at least you got to run away from them sometimes..
@DoodleForFood It’s in Devon, so probably quite a long way to come for a small (but perfectly-formed) museum! museumofwitchcraftandmagic.co.uk