slang | my Ceredigion and my Cardigan Bay

This blog will from time to time complement my Wales Antiques Web Site and its printed companion. The guide is a developing listing of general suppliers of antiques and collectables in Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Powys and beyond; it now including auctions and in the future specialist heritage related attractions. Over 23 years it has become an essential resource for anyone with an interest in buying and selling antiques and collectables in West Wales and Beyond. If you would like to know more visit the site here.

Planned books:

ENGLISH VILLAGES AND HAMLETS by humphrey pakington
The Root of Wild Madder: Chasing the History, Mystery and Lore of the Persian Carpet by Brian Murphy
The Destruction of Lord Raglan (Wordsworth Military Library) by Christopher Hibbert
Winter: A Berlin Family, 1899-1945 by Len Deighton
Apathy for the Devil by Nick Kent

Current books:

Turbulence by Giles Foden
The Black Sea: The Birthplace of Civilisation and Barbarism by Neal Ascherson

Recent books:

Restoration London by Liza Picard
Writers in Hollywood, 1915-51 by Ian Hamilton
Imperium by Robert Harris
The Victorian Underworld (Pelican) by Kellow Chesney
Graphic Design That Works: Successful Design for Logos, Brochures, Promotions, Websites and More by Unknown

View full Library

You are here: Home » literature » slang

Look Though Any Window

midnightandthelemonboys13 Look Though Any Window

Here’s another beauty from Richard Daniel Jones’ now nearly legendary Midnight and the Lemon Boys shoot. Marcus and ‘Oggins caught in the act of burglarising their own drum.
BTW wee Bob Machin has pointed out that Chris Anderson was to become a Colorado ~~Beetle~~ Beatle; let’s hope he ditched the dodgy espadrilles. (That last bit won’t make sense until I post a picture of his footwear will it? Watch this space.)

This is the blog of Paul Williams, Ceredigion resident since 1970. I am an English and Philosophy graduate of what was once known as St David's University College, at Lampeter . I played bass in Dyfed's first punk band and, living in Llandewi Brefi, had a grandstand view of Operation Julie . Eventually, after 2 years playing bass in Brighton's 256th punk band , I returned to Wales to deal in books and then antiques. I've trained and worked as a counsellor, I am a photographer, blog and web designer and I publish the annual Wales Antiques Guide . I am married and a father of one.