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The new tram line
Monday 11th January 2016, 3.05pm (day 1,600) This nice round-number blog post is marked by yet another shot of Manchester city centre’s ongoing building works — a theme that is becoming recurrent, because they just never seem to end… http://being42.org/2016/01/12/the-new-tram-line/
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Tagged building site, gallery, Manchester, photography, tram, tramlines
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I’m back!
Crikey – it’s been SO long since I posted on here. In September 2015, I started a Masters in Nutrition and Health at Manchester Metropolitan University and my media work has taken a step to the side. I still do … Continue reading
Muffin Much
As mentioned in my previous post, teashops, cafes, bars and restaurants are a haven for me, probably since I am an appalling cook but love good food (and especially the sweet kind). If you’re ever in Manchester, here are a few places … Continue reading
R.I.P Bowie
Check ignition, and may God’s love be with you, -Space Oddity https://cityjackdaw.wordpress.com/2016/01/11/r-i-p-bowie/
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Tagged Britain, David Bowie, death, England, Legend, Life, Manchester, music, Musing, news, UK
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Syrian Refugees Build Flood Defences to ‘Repay Kindness Shown To Them’
The weather in England has been somewhat South of pleasant over the last few weeks, with Storm Frank hitting the North of the country hard. Winds hit 85 miles per hour with 21 serious flood warnings being issued up and … Continue reading
So what’s this all about?
What made Manchester the city it is? That’s obviously a story you could tell from various perspectives. Its location, the climate, the people, popular culture, politics, football, the industrial revolution… It’s a small, rainy inland city in northern England, but … Continue reading
Manchester: New Year, New Restaurants
Being a massive foodie I thought the best way to start the year off is with a blogpost on new(ish) restaurant openings in my hometown, Manchester. I’m so happy lots of great restaurant chains from down south are starting to migrate … Continue reading
U.K. Military Helps Combat Flooding as Hundreds of People Are Evacuated From Their Homes
Weeks of persistent rainfall has swollen the rivers to record levels http://time.com/4161893/uk-military-flooding/
200-Year-Old Pub Washed Away In Floods
Our news definitely does not cover the flooding going on in GB and to see this is just heartbreaking. I hope the rains end soon. 😦 I’m so relieved that no one was in the pub at the time this … Continue reading
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Tagged England, greater manchester, Irwell, Manchester, Summerseat, The Waterside Pub
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7 Things I Never Knew About… Until I Moved To England
I was pleasantly surprised that there are actually a lot of things people haven’t talked much about related to life in England, and I racked up this list in no time. (I mean really, yes chips are called crisps, and … Continue reading
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Tagged America, american, cultural differences, England, expat life, Manchester, travel, UK
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