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 Well, it doesn't seem like 5 minutes since my last post, but here we are again, with about three weeks of holiday left ahead of me, and the promise of more culinary and cultural adventures in the North of England. I mentioned in my last post that I have a holiday reading pile, which on reflection is going to have to be more of a galimaufry of literary wargaming tapas, rather than a full on assault. Now, whilst this is not what I planned, it does mean that it will fit in with my habbit of cross referencing accounts from various sources with the memories of both myself and people I know who were part of the story at the time. So, it's not a bad way to go... Anyway, here's a visual record of what is in the pile so far:     As you know, I live in constant immersion state, where wargaming rules over the mundane or if you prefer, real world.    I try to disengage from the actuality for as much of my life as possible, surfacing to pay bill, rant at the new reports, an...

 This was a question which reached me, via official channels, and so, I guess that before this month is out, I should put fingers to keyboard, despite a promise not to go near my studio until mid-September an, by extension the blog. But, a month long holiday is a long time and so a week into it, as the memsahib rests after a culinary journey both physical and metaphorical, I thought I'd catch up a little with members of this parish. Last week, just in time for my holiday, the first tranche of my Celts turned up from my painter, just as I realised that I had no bases ordered in for them... So, I now have several hundred models on my desk awaiting MDF deliveries.   The first week of the holiday has been a pretty easy one, with a few outings and last night, we celebrated our 33rd wedding anniversary (which is actually today) at The Blacksmiths, Clayworth, a considerable drive for Kayte, but which was recommended to us by a friend and client who knows their way around things gastr...

 If anyone knows where this is, I'd like to buy it back.   It's called 'Girl On A Planet' and was one of three John Blanche paintings I had to sell for a song a few years ago when times were VERY hard