I watched the B.B.C.'s Secret Britain programme this evening and noticed that the usually voluble Ms. Bradbury became very quiet whist being lowered into Alum Pot in the Yorkshire Dales.
Sunday, 29 August 2010
Important Questions Of Our Time.
Is Julia Bradbury:
The new Carol Vorderperson?
I watched the B.B.C.'s Secret Britain programme this evening and noticed that the usually voluble Ms. Bradbury became very quiet whist being lowered into Alum Pot in the Yorkshire Dales.
I watched the B.B.C.'s Secret Britain programme this evening and noticed that the usually voluble Ms. Bradbury became very quiet whist being lowered into Alum Pot in the Yorkshire Dales.
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I can't properly compare the two until I've had a chance to hold them and to roll them around on my tongue for a bit.
Hmm... If I was forced to toss up between the two, I'm not really sure which side I'd like to come down on.
What?
I recommend you to read 'Pot-Pourri from a Cumberland Mountain'; (Rudd, S., Twenty Three Poems, King’s England Press, Rotherham, 2009.)
It’s a wonderful parody on Betjeman’s 'J Hunter-Dunn', but is dedicated to Miss J Bradbury.
I don’t have permission to publish, but I’ll lend you my copy.
I refuse to watch Countdown any more!
Is Julia Bradbury the new Alice Roberts? OR is either the new Joan Bakewell, "the thinking man's crumpet"? As for women being voluble -don't get me started- but TV presenters are supposed to talk a bit, aren't they? Or is Marcel Marceau your rôle model?
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