@GavJacobson I watched the 3rd episode last night, and found it to be defined by masterful, emotionally-rich storytelling.
I read this article this morning, and found I couldn't take it remotely seriously.
@hannahrosewoods@Seb_Falk It starts off as solid, enjoyable TV... and eventually reaches a level of deep, novelistic storytelling that results in you sitting in the pub holding with the words, 'Oh you HAVE to watch The Wire...'
@stephenkb It was finding your articles on the NS website that prompted me to get a subscription to the magazine.
I guess I'll keep it going regardless!
@MichaelSadgrove@jonronson The idea that injustice and insanity can fall so ruthlessly on a decent person is a nightmare. But I'm in awe of Kelly Michaels.. she sounds like a 'big' person, psychologically/emotionally.
@Kernow_King Politics is now purely a culture war. The Tories have positioned themselves as the-party-of-people-who-think-all-this-trans-stuff-and-BLM-malarky-is-too-far-we-just-need-common-sense-like-the-old-days.
Competency, corruption, nastiness... none of it comes into it any more.
@Exculturobur124 I've got into the habit of doing my weekly shop in Tesco and then lugging it up Jacobs Ladder. Not entirely sure why I started doing it, but it's a tradition now!
@thehistoryguy I can currently see HMS Tamar from my flat! It's docked in Falmouth.
It's not the best photo, but it's on the left, in front of RFA Mounts Bay.
Hello person β you might like to know that I'm starting a historical walking tour in Falmouth next week. History meets passion meets imagination meets tourists.
Details at: https://t.co/EJScAhq5p7
@kensabroadhurst Alrighty! I'll see if I can track it down :)
Barclay's journal is also a great read. He shares Caroline's warmth and curiosity.
(Also, can I just say I thought the first 'question' you had after your talk was so incredibly rude. I wanted to whack him with a big mallet)
@kensabroadhurst Hi there Kensa β I've just watched your story cafe talk, and very much enjoyed it!
I have a vague memory that Barclay Fox (of Falmouth), mentions meeting two Cornish speakers in his journal (in the 1840s). I can try and find it if you haven't already?