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Oliver Dawson Saxon playing The Rock Den in Hatfield. - Credit: Steve Ritchie photography Organisers of a monthly rock night in Hatfield are preparing for the return of gigs. Live music will echo through the hallowed hall of Breaks Manor once again, following the government’s roadmap plans. From May 17, social distance gigs will be able to return and, if all goes well, June 21 will see full capacity gigs return. This is great news for the Hatfield partnership of Sue and Dean Archer of The Rock Den, who have been staging live events for eight years at their iconic venue.

TractorZoom.com The County 1164 definitely isn’t your average mid-70s farm tractor. It’s a neat little thing, though, and one we don’t see all that often at farm equipment auctions. I did a little digging around: I don’t think we’ve seen one since sometime in 2018! So what  is this thing, and why do I keep calling it a Ford? Because at the end of the day, the County 1164 was built in England by County Commerical Cars, Ltd. using Ford parts! This definitely qualifies as a funky Ford, and I think it's cool. It sells at an onsite retirement auction in Unionville, Missouri, on...

Female praying mantises often attack their mates during a sexual encounter, but some males attack too - and if they fail to win the fight they end up as lunch

Momentum Dance Company Brings Magic To The Screen Inviting Families To Enjoy Its Enchanted 2021 Children's Programming News provided by Share this article Momentum Dance Company and its Founder & Artistic Director Delma Iles, announce a magical series of children's programming January through May 2021. The imaginative performances bring 10 different award-winning programs to life for the community's children, all free of charge thanks to The Miami-Dade Pandemic Assistance Program, with funding provided by the federal CARES Act. Fellow organizations that made the inspirational children's pr...

Konya: The place where Rumi rests Purnima Sharma The whirling dervishes ©kazim kuyucu/Shutterstock Nestling in the Central Anatolia Region of Turkey, Konya is a must-visit for all those who love the inspirational writings of Rumi. That is why perhaps there is no escaping the sense of exhilaration that grips visitors the moment they touch down in the city that the Afghanistan born Islamic scholar made his own almost 793 years ago. And when here, visitors have often been heard saying they can often feel Rumi's benign presence while walking down Konya’s picturesque boulevards. A glimpse ...