Jeremy Cherfas

Wow; what a great piece weaving together so many strands into a cohesive skein. Thank you. (I’d still like to read your version, if you ever write it.)

Long, and fascinating, preamble to the essential point.

Finished reading: Weatherland by Alexandra Harris, ISBN: 9780500292655

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Interesting to see someone else dithering about how to present smaller, stream-like notes and longer articles. I have not resolved this to my own satisfaction, nor have I found a home I control for my newsletter. I have a domain, I just don’t know how best to make use of it.

Top tip from a Park Tool video: use an old toe strap to keep centre-pull brakes close while you fasten cable. Worked a charm. We now can stop. Next: new chain and gear setting so we can go.

My treating Wolf like a branding problem would be about as off-brand as I could get.Fascinating read, and now I am trying to think whether I have ever mistaken the Naomis.

Thanks to Ton for the reminder about isochrones. I have been thinking along similar lines and may well try to adapt the isochrone mapping tool to my needs.

Barbie was great, apart from the ending before the ending.