Southwark Bridge? If they're going to move this ancient right westwards from London Bridge, surely they should go far enough west to connect to Lamb-eth?
I've been in the bridge that can be seen in the first photo in that article. There's a little panel in the side that you can open to look down into the River Irk below. It connects to the passage where the front panel of an old train used to be kept, and then into the "cellars" below Victoria.
No spoilers! 🐙🤣
Steve obviously knows this, but for the benefit of others: this was a scenario included in the 2004 Continuum convention booklet. This copy was handed to me by a very honest-looking geezer in a pub in London yesterday evening.
His recent follow-up article for the Guardian covers a small part of the same territory, and is a very good taster for the main course: www.theguardian.com/news/2024/se...
The long read: It began as a routine investigation into a multinational called ENRC. It became a decade-long saga that has rocked the UK’s financial crime agency. Now new documents illuminate a case t...
Scientifically literate but dyslexic Americans wondering about the low frequency of cabbage and broccoli related posting.
I share update logs here: basicroleplaying.org/topic/22881-...
I'm delighted to announce that An Unofficial Buyer's Guide to RuneQuest and Glorantha is now available. I'm indebted to the mighty Kristi Herbert for the cover art, which is well worth studying in det...
Sort by height and then follow Tetris stacking. Tall books shelf. Tall books shelf. Then medium books shelf, but only put small books on it, so you have room to lie other books down sideways on top of them. Also ... are these shelves deep enough to hold a *double layer*? (If not - rookie error).
Warning: many of the pronunciations are just plain WRONG, or maybe only make sense in a very particular American accent ... 🤣
It's not a new thing, but I see it mostly in academic publications: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_...