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Simon Stokes, 29, stumbled upon the famous Tots TV cottage in Stratford-upon-Avon in November last year Eerie images show the dilapidated wooden structure overgrown with weeds and encroaching branches Inside the shell of the Tots TV set, crumbling wooden beams in the ceiling are seen, along with a rotting roof Smash-hit children s show Tots TV saw three puppets Tilly, Tom and Tiny use a magic sac or bag on adventures Puppets also had a pet donkey - creatively named Donkey - and a were offered help from Jack the gardener Mr Stokes, from Wolverhampton, located the cottage after researching the property and using a drone
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Noteworthy – UNTIL LIVE MUSIC AGAIN BLESSES US Feb. 18, 2021 at 5:00 am LIGHT UP YOUR SCREENS, IT’S REGGAE MONTH! Nicole will recommend some seductive Mardi Gras listening and viewing below, and I would like to throw in my too sense. I’ve checked out Criterion TV before, at her urging, and found it to be thought-provoking, well-curated films, interviews, docs and music, and pretty addicting. As with everything, not every offering was my cuppa tea but if I kept watching or came back, they pulled me back in again. None of these “channels” are strictly music, they mix it up, and I like that. My good friend Tom Linton, a lifelong travel industry pro who has been affectionately dubbed by Jamaicans “the Minister of Travel,” sent to Nicole and me the link to a February-long celebration of the island’s top export, reggae music. It’s from the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission, and I wish the USA had more “government” like that. Making a few appearances throughout is the Hon. Olivia “Babsy” Grange, whose official title is Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport you rock (steady), Babsy! President Joe, THAT is a new cabinet post that we need!
New Zealand s Best Beach 2021: Winner revealed Ōhope, Bay of Plenty 30 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 8 minutes to read By: Ewan McDonald Roll up the beach towel, pick up the picnic scraps and toss the melting ice out of the chilly bin on to the grass. The votes have been tallied and our quest to find the Best Beach in Aotearoa is done and dusted, like sand from wet togs. Time to name the winner from our readers 10 favourite beaches and three wildcards the Herald Travel team added to the shortlist. New Zealand s Best Beach 2021 is Ōhope, narrowly pipping the winner of our 2018 contest, Whangamatā.
RIP The Incredible Simon Stokes Dec. 24, 2020 at 6:00 am NO REGRETS? Whenever I hear someone say, I have no regrets about anything in my life, I wonder. Really? I understand the philosophy that says, everything in my life has brought me to where I am today, and I am thankful for it. But wouldn’t you be in the same place if you hadn’t done that dumb thing when you were 16 that broke your mother’s heart? How about that very hurtful thing you said to your best friend? Running a stop light and nearly killing someone? Sure, it all turned out okay, but no regrets? If so, I admire your spiritual enlightenment and certitude. Or, maybe, your wide-eyed ability to fool yourself.