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Where to eat in Wellington - in 1982! How many of these places have you visited? Recommendations for the hungry time-traveller? https://t.co/GnkxZ9dTc7 via Recollect

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2020-07-07

i think about the glasgow wellington statue a lot

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2020-07-06

People Places Things is a thoughtful comedy about a man coming to terms with himself as a father and artist. Just one of many wonderful films available for free with your Wellington City Library card.
https://t.co/6MuEEZgxtf

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2020-07-04

This featuring the Wellington Gardens was posted on the 3rd July 1909, exactly 111 years ago today. The message reads 'Dear Mrs Dobson, We are having a glorious time. Suits Mr S & self alright. Good digs couldn’t wish for better. Hope this will find you good, Mrs Smart'

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2020-07-03

I'm swelling up... Like a blueberry~

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2020-07-03

Toto Tallear. A desert dwelling species of my own creation that can swap between an animal form and a humanoid one.

Back in 2016 I nearly had a finished comic about her, but a hard drive failure destroyed it. Good to see you again, friend.

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2020-06-30

Krukariot are the union of the mountain-dwelling Kruka and the gaseous Ariota. The Ariota would tell you it’s a symbiotic relationship. The Kruka lost the ability to have an opinion some time ago.

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2020-06-27

The Furlough - a mainly interior dwelling creature with a hefty Netflix habit & increasingly elastic grasp of what day it is...
https://t.co/pxY22vP40D

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2020-06-26

bam's swelling cheek i cant

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2020-06-25

For more family fun, you could see what ground dwelling insects are in your garden by setting a pitfall trap: https://t.co/sPqUt5L4AC

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2020-06-24

Hi, we are the dirty attic dwelling devils! We hand paint custom designs on random, quality, reclaimed clothing.

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2020-06-23

A new take on blueberry swelling- what do you think? From the sketch request contest.

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2020-06-24

“To the Noldor the Valar had given a land and a dwelling-place. Even among the radiant flowers of the Tree-lit gardens of Valinor they longed still at times to see the stars; and therefore a gap was made in the great walls of the Pelóri…” — The Silmarillion

Artwork by skinnyuan

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2020-06-22

Anyone for tennis?

Blucher and warming up for a bit of a knockabout using as a ball, with Satan kindly taking time out from hell to do a bit of umpiring, a French satire published June 1814

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2020-06-21

“Some Ossë persuaded to remain; and those were the Falathrim, the Elves of the Falas, who in after days had dwellings at the havens of Brithombar and Eglarest, the first mariners in Middle-earth and the first makers of ships.” — The Silmarillion

Artwork by ElfinFen

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2020-06-21

1815: The Battle of Waterloo was fought near Waterloo in present day Belgium. Forces, under the command of Duke of Wellington, defeated Napoleon’s forces. Some say Napoleon’s horse Marengo reared in Co & Duke of Wellington’s horse, Copenhagen in Co

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2020-06-18

cartoon for He’s on the Duke of Wellington’s horse in Glasgow: on my fave shopping st Queen St - has an art store + good charity shop + in the old days Flip: still remember the huge rack of 60s dresses sigh.

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2020-06-18

'He told the Duke that he was prepared to join him as soon as possible with what forces he could muster.
“Then we shall do the business today,” Wellington informed Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon, his aide, with martial resolution. “We shall stand and fight.”'

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2020-06-17

RT : The Battle of re-imagined as a Littlewoods catalogue of fashionable military dress, featuring (l-r) the Prince of Orange, Duke of Brunswick, Hill, Picton, Blucher and the Marquess of Anglesey, published in June 16th 1817

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2020-06-16