......... now I can watch my beloved creek all day and night.
http://www.fact.org.uk/webcam.cfm
Many thanks to Fellowship Afloat for rigging up the webcam in the lighthouse.
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- Greg Dunn
- I'm Greg Dunn, and I live and work on Mersea Island, the most easterly inhabited island in the British Isles. My blog title is the most encapsulating epithet of my character, awarded by Mr David Trenow, my Fourth Form master at Colchester Royal Grammar School. I have remained faithful to my roots ....
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wow, cor, brill and fab - and loads better than boring old Stroodcam. You can zoom in and everything! Wizard! And I will be able to wave to my friend at http://www.platerclaiborne.com/ when next she rings for a lunchtime chat.
Lordy dordy! Was completely unaware of said architects, but am now safe in the knowledge that you didn't write their website content, Juliet, as it is written in American and includes a county unknown to me, presumably in Ireland, called Arshire!
I must admit a growing fascination concerning website design which stemmed from my own experience of mounting a company website. Like all good nepotists, I got me bruvver to write some stuff, 'cos he's good with words, like (and seriously outranks me in the pedantry regiment), which was duly handed over to the web designer. Whilst the web design was delightful, it seemed a little rich for the bill-payer to have to feed the entire written content into a Word document for spell-checking, as well as casting a wary eye over the syntax.
It's a bit like modern signwriters only went to the school of txt msging branching out into web design, enjoying the legitimacy their skills afford negating any grammarian responsibility, providing fodder for a dwindling bunch of giggling grammar nazis.
Or maybe I-care-too-much.com
Thanks for helping to make sure i never run out of ways to waste time and procrastinate! I'm already struggling under a massive burden of "more interesting things to do than work"...
By the way, the Trinovantes weren't Angles. They were here a long time before the Angles even thought about invading! The Angles were Germanic and the Trinovantes were Kelts, or (arguably) Belgae.
As i've checked out your blog, feel free to check out mine. It's at SnapAndScribble.com .
And if you're having web design dilemmas, give me a yell - it's what i'm doing these days. That and copywriting, among other things...
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