Monthly Archives: September 2014

Edward Seago and Pegasus

Posted on September 30, 2014 by G. A. Michael Sims

Recently I was privileged to be able to visit the Dutch House, the home and studio of the artist Edward Seago at Ludham in Norfolk. For those unfamiliar with him Edward Seago was born in Norwich, the younger son of … Continue reading →

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Kitchener AGM 2014

Posted on September 14, 2014 by G. A. Michael Sims

Another year has gone by and the Annual General Meeting of the Lord Kitchener Memorial Holiday Centre at Lowestoft – colloquially “Kitchener’s” – has come round again being held last Friday evening at the Centre in Kirkley Cliff. Once again … Continue reading →

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Royal Mail – Visible economy shipping please!

Posted on September 1, 2014 by G. A. Michael Sims

Booksellers (and book-buyers), do you have customers (or relations) in Iraq, Iran, India or Pakistan? If so when you agree to ship using Royal Mail’s ‘International Economy’ (the old Surface mail), look up the rates on Royal Mail’s ‘Price-finder’ and … Continue reading →

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