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Extracts from the plague diary of Mark-ne-Francois-Pepys
March 30th
Up and such is the panic victualing we be out of sugar puffs, so Hartley-Brewer improvising breakfast of pork scratchings in Monster. Abroad to the Anderson Shelter where I did dig out my
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Extracts from the Plague Diary of Mark ne-Francois-Pepys
March 24th
Waked before 4 o'clock with great pain to piss & great pain in pissing by having, I think, drank too great a draught of Monster when playing some serious Call of Duty with Johnny Mercer before going to bed
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Sometimes it's the tiniest of objects that tell the greatest stories. This piece of roof tile is twisted and vitrified. I picked it up close to where Pepys sat in a boat 353 years ago watching London burn. More about the Great Fire on my Insta & FB Pages #mudlarking #mudlark
Ad Canibus. I was attacked by a dog underneath Eddystone Tower on the Pepys Estate. What always stuck with me was not the dog but the shadows of the massive Tower looming overhead. Everything felt very subterranean and cold and that’s what I want to come through in the painting.
The Great Fire of #London started today in 1666...and #Pepys was forced to bury his beloved parmesan.
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The Great Fire, 48x48ins @JM_London
Planning a visit to @burdenart show #pigsatpepys? Call to check when open today and tomorrow. 07767 498403 apologies for any closures
Pepys's Navy: Historian releases work on 17th century navy in paperback, via @BiggyChronicle https://t.co/20Jah2xXi9
Here's the terrific cover of the new paperback edition of Pepys's Navy, coming from @SeaforthPub next summer!