I wanted to tell you about this yesterday, but I had a few misgivings, and thought it may be better to await developements - but there haven't been any, as yet! Now, I've heard about overtime being forced onto people - Police, Nurses, Doctors and more - in a vaguely criminal manner, but this beats the lot, and is so ingenious that the mind boggles.  The known facts are simple, but rather difficult to beleive. It seems that a band of "wrong-doers" got busy on last Sunday evening and night, close to Montpellier in Southern France - not far from me. It seems that they (and it is to be presumed that they were more than one) managed to go to a vineyard, and over the period Saturday night/Sunday were able to "harvest" over 30 TONNES of........GRAPES...! The most unbeleivable part is that they managed to do so without attracting attention, without being seen - by anybody! Now, to understand just how unbeleivable this is, you must know that although vineyards

Really interesting.... "Glasnost" - Transparency - at Google as well..... Have a look yourself! When you have an unusual name, or alias, Google search works as a "personal quick link" page as well! ***** Instant is off   ▼ SafeSearch off   ▼ Advanced search About 7,300 results  (0.19 seconds)  Did you mean:  iwm pop    Search Results Starred results for  iwmpop iwmpop's photos and albums on webshots  -  community.webshots.com/user/iwmpop MULTIPLY - Ian's Site  -  iwmpop.multiply.com/ Willkommen/bienvenue/welcome- to the Marquis page!  - www.webspawner.com/users/.../index.ht... Show more starred results iwmpop's  photos and albums on webshots 21 Apr 2009  ...   iwmpop's  homepage on Webshots.  ...  8 albums; 174 downloads; 16343 views. My Categories.  iwmpop  has contributed to the following categories:  ... community.webshots.com/user/ iwmpop  -  Cached [  Photos and g

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Link to the original article:    https://sites.google.com/site/ianwmitchellswebsite/london-many-years-ago ******** Published a long time ago, nostalgy obliges me to think again of times long gone, when life was good, for almost everyone! ********* London-many years ago....! Found it- own photo 1978- Gordons Vintners (the Green door)- Home of  "George, Rich Bual Madeira - Good Company" - first visited around 1963. Now become a "modern wine bar" I understand, as they say "with charm" -  I don't  think  I'd like it...~ This is a photo found on the internet purporting  to  represent  the entry nowadays, but I can't vouch for it. The caves used to go up as far as Charing Cross overground railway station!   Hungerford Bridge - Part 1. It had become a sort of ritual. When invited, usually on a Friday, but  occasionally  mid-week, I would take the Tube service from Clapham  South  (my parents living between Wandsworth a

I thought re-publishing a few "older" items could make my life easier and yours more interesting. So - just now and then....Some items go back to the early century...! Since the lay-out policy from Blogger has changed, follow the link by clicking on the title or on the link below, if you can't see all the page ! ********* https://sites.google.com/site/ianwmitchellswebsite/europe--the-frenchman Europe-"The Frenchman" Gallic flair. That's what one calls it. In the past, the most required tool in any French garage was a hammer,  or rather a collection of hammers to match the size of the task. Ridiculously enough, a good hammering often worked (didn't lower the bill)  and maybe this very fact was typical of those things which happened to  'non-Gallics' mainly on the paying end, and generally on holiday, which  made English people apopleptict, even redder than usual, utterly mad  and at a complete loss for words. Germans were seen to go