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Punk Cool Copper Skull Skeleton Cufflinks Cuff Links Mens Shirt Jewelry Gift

17 Nov, 2017

Amusing Cufflinks

Bought as a present, I loved these cufflinks and the recipient does, too. They arrived very quickly.

COUNTRY LIFE MAGAZINE 26/02/2025

12 Mar, 2025

A Very Good Issue

I bought this issue of 'Country Life' because there were a couple of articles of interest to me; notaby one on the Smooth Haired Fox Terrier. The photos are always good and 'Tottering by Gently' is one of thre best strip-cartoons known to art.

The Places In Between, Stewart, Rory, Very GoodBooks

11 Sep, 2022

A Truly Picaresque Book

This is a fascinating account of Rory Stewart's retracing the route of the Emperor Babur, conqueror of India. It took him across central Afghanistan. A gallery of portraits of fascinating rogues and vagabonds; mainly Muslim. He also visited the Bamiyan former Buddhist site. I admit to getting a bit tired of descrpitions of bloody-minded officials, squalor and lack of washing facilities. I admire the author for putting up with so much hardship and discomfort. A truly picaresque account. (Picaresque probably derives from the old Spanish word 'picarro' - a rogue or vagabond - it has come to mean travelling rough and books about travelling rough.)

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