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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Breast Screening: hardly a pleasure trip but the consequences of not having it could be far more unpleasant
When I received a letter from the Somerset Breast Screening Centre, the alarm bells started to ring. Why had they contacted me? What did they know that I didn’t? Having had the X-ray, would I go through days of mentally … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged breast screening, cancer, cancer research, check-up, hospital, mammogram, mastectomy, medical, treatment, x-ray
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I am sure Leornardo da Vinci would have happily patronised the Fleet Air Arm Museum.
Leornardo da Vinci said “Once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return” and I am pretty sure he would … Continue reading
Posted in Family Days Out
Tagged aeroplane, AgustaWestland, aircraft carrier, aviation, Falklands, family, Fleet Air Arm Museum, flight, helicopter, Kamikaze, Leonardo da Vinci, pilot, plane, RAF, Sea King, second world war, Yeovil, Yeovilton
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Cycle Trail Challenge……proves more than a little challenging
The sun looked like the Earth’s prized Christmas tree bauble taking pride of place in its solitary but very pronounced position hanging half way up in the early morning sky; a sun that colour (burnished copper gold) and that bright just had to mean … Continue reading
Posted in Family Days Out
Tagged bike ride, cycling, days out, family, forest, nature, outdoors, picnic, segway, trail, walk, woodland walk
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