Chris
@missingintheslips.bsky.social
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Trying to watch more cricket than I write about. 🏏 Seeing two books through the presses. One is about Nancy Sharp [https://tinyurl.com/2736jaw4]. C.L.R. James and John Arlott both get a mention in the other one [https://tinyurl.com/465bnwzv].
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scothistorysociety.bsky.social
We've joined the blue sky! Just as the skies darken for winter too

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missingintheslips.bsky.social
It’s that kind of respect for its audience that makes ICC events so special.
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armchair-cricket.bsky.social
Take a bow King, what a time to hit a maiden ODI 50!

Thanks to her power and Mooney's timing, PAK have taken 56 runs off the last 5ov!
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irisharchives1970.bsky.social
🚨Location Change: This talk will now be held at the Irish Architectural Archive! We hope to see you there!
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liebcricket.com
Beth Mooney explaining the situation to Garth: Don’t hit it in the fucken air. Don’t let a straight one through. Don’t advance down the pitch and miss it. Fucken simple, Kim. #CWC25 🏏
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todmordentweets.bsky.social
*Important*

We are trying to reach the large mailing list of of the award-winning Disability Support Calderdale who had their email account hacked.

The hackers are emailing from the account, looking to prey on vulnerable people asking for £200 in vouchers.

#Todmorden #HebdenBridge #Calderdale
missingintheslips.bsky.social
You can potter while listening to the cricket. Perfect.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
Great news for both of them, but I do hope we get to see something of them in Essex colours for a while.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
It is! I know all about jazz because I once listened to A Love Suprem.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
Sounds quite plausible, mind.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
Well, I had missed that, but now you’ve told me, so I might as well have driven!
missingintheslips.bsky.social
Rode to work this afternoon and was a few minutes early so I took a detour on my bike down an old gravel road to this view. Another annoying side effect of bike riding: nature. It’s almost intolerable.
Grasses gently blowing in the foreground in front of a tidal inlet at high tide with marshes and then trees in the background.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
Some time ago @kentremendous.bsky.social recommended a basic test for anything in life, from launching a new cereal to, say, building a new data center was to answer the question “Will it make Mookie [Betts] happier?” After last night’s bottom of the ninth inning, this still seems safe advice.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
I hadn’t checked, just saw the comments. Duh.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
There are some surprisingly light trail shoes out there, but it looks as if Brooks Ghosts are getting the votes.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
Go for trail running shoes and look at the lighter options if you are mainly road running. I really like Salomon, but I imagine most brands will offer something suitable. Brooks probably offer some suitable road running shoes. Good luck finding a pair.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
I wasn't expecting this degree of tension when I committed to listening to the England innings.
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jamesdaustin.bsky.social
May start using this still of Ed Davy when I'm next coaching passing skills. Excellent base pass; drive up through the hips, bent knee, arms following through towards the target...
missingintheslips.bsky.social
This is not working out quite as planned in terms of how to use my time.
missingintheslips.bsky.social
More time for your bike when you get home, though.
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eicathomefinn.bsky.social
'A nationwide survey commissioned by Henry VIII on the property and wealth of 16th century England and Wales is to be made publicly accessible for the first time.

The survey, known as the Valor Ecclesiasticus, set out to discover the financial state of the Church'.
National project launched to rediscover Henry VIII’s long-forgotten ‘Tudor Domesday Book’
A nationwide survey commissioned by Henry VIII on the property and wealth of 16th century England and Wales is to be made publicly accessible for the first time. The survey, known as the Valor Ecclesi...
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