A somewhat moody piece for these dark December nights – Atkinson Grimshaw‘s View of Heath Street by Night.
View of Heath Street by Night / Atkinson Grimshaw (1882)
To Repel Ghosts / Manic Street Preachers (2004)
Another lovely little tune from the Manic Street Preachers.
North Yorkshire Council Weather Station Cameras
So it turns out that North Yorkshire Council runs a set of weather station webcams and makes them available to view by the general public.
Continue reading “North Yorkshire Council Weather Station Cameras”moonmoons / Anna Meredith (2019)
moonmoons by Anna Meredith is a distinctly more-ish mix of swooping strings and synths.
Period Sites with Period Browsers – Machine No. 131
It’s time to add another machine to Period Sites with Period Browsers – this time it’s an instance of Windows 95 with Attachmate’s Emissary 2.0. See it’s first run here!
Visit York Art Gallery
The autumn trailer for York Art Gallery. The William Morris exhibit looks like it should be interesting.
Halloween Horrors: The Mr Blobby Collection
As it’s halloween then it’s probably time to point out the greatest collection of evil around – The Mr Blobby Collection. It’s an entire site dedicated to the Great Satan himself – Mr Blobby!
Autumn Fattens Fish and Ripens Wild Fruits / Takeuchi Seiho (1925)
1925’s Autumn Fattens Fish and Ripens Wild Fruits by Takeuchi Seihō (1864-12-20 to 1942-08-23)
Archivery: The Oldest Pages in the Wayback Machine
This is something I’ve been meaning to write up for a little while and, with the success of the Internet Archive’s recovery from it’s attack, it makes sense to do so now.
Another look at Douglas Adams’ office
Another snippet of video and another quick look at Douglas Adams’ office space. Unlike my last post about Adams’ office, I’m having a little trouble narrowing down the source program – though the uploader of the original clip suggests that it may have been recorded around February 1995. If that’s true, then that suggests it was originally shown on a non-BBC channel as I cannot find anything in the BBC genome that references Adams during that period.
