It’s a promising start. As soon as the little poster advertising free bibles is Blu-Tacked to the lamppost, a young lady with an impressive afro is asking for one. I oblige her, and add a copy of “Why Christianity?” - an excellent little booklet by Ray Comfort. She’s pleased, and so am I.
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In the 1940s, the German High Command allegedly constructed a decoy airfield in Holland entirely out of wood. With meticulous care, wooden hangers, oil tanks, gun emplacements, trucks, and dummy aircraft were all made to divert Allied bombs and relieve the impact on the real airfields upon which the Axis war effort so heavily depended.
The rather delightfully named Ashford-in-the-Water is a pretty Derbyshire village, sitting by the River Wye. My associate and I were seeking sustenance and were disappointed to arrive too late at the Bull’s Head, repairing instead to the Ashford Arms, a pleasant, though expensive purveyor of good food. Inevitably, I insisted on inspecting the parish church enroute.
Stockport Town Hall is a suitably grand Edwardian structure built at a time when Stockport and Great Britain were at their very best. An example of English Baroque and opened by the Prince and Princess of Wales in 1908, it has to be one of the finest examples of municipal architecture in the land.