development

I should develop this, though maybe I'm too angry to do so. I realised when the Brexit vote won that I had not felt this way since the dismissal of Gough Whitlam in Australia in 1975. The day that happened the relationships in my workplace became toxic. I remember swearing at people I'd worked amicably with before the event. For a few days it seemed anything could happen. The Governor General's intervention appeared like a right-wing coup (well it was). You knew where you stood. But here there seems nowhere to stand in this little island off the coast of Europe with its idiotic pretence to be a 'world power'.

hmm

Well at least  the blonde arsehole is out of it.

quandry

Why does 'freedom' feel like imprisonment?

first Brexit, then . . . Britler

welcome to the Untied Kingdom

Strange days indeed. Jacob Rees-Mogg's plummy voice suggests that the Brexit win is a triumph against the establishment. This is beyond satire.

before the storm

Basil Fawlty is Brexit

Cardiff

Witley Court, Worcestershire

Jackfield, Shropshire

Buildwas Abbey, Shropshire

Mitchell's Fold, Welsh Border

Ironbridge, Shropshire

Coalport, Shropshire