Another. new journal entry just posted dated 22 March 2019, complete with three images...check it out!
Just taking a break from editing Saturdays pictures and thought I’d announce that there were a few signed prints left over from Saturday’s Old Haunts launch that I’m pleased to be able to offer for sale on a strictly first come first served basis. Prints are approx 19inches x 13inches. (Please note the attached pictures are quick snaps of the prints taken on my phone and do not reflect the quality of the printed item) The prints are Number 1 (limited to 20) Number 2 (limited to 10) Number 3 (limited to 20) There’s less than half of 1 and 3 and only 1 of number 2 left. Prices : 1 print £30 + p&p 2 prints £55 + p&p 3 prints £75 + p&p UK postage is £4 second class signed for. Please contact me for overseas shipping rates. Please email me at prints@martinbostock.co.uk to reserve one. Cheers, Martin
I love the titles especially 'THE ANGEL WITH TELEVISION EYES' and 'PLASTIC MAC' ...
https://www.lowcarbusa.org/sugar-free-wine/
Thanks for that link, alec...looks very promising. I'm not sure those wines are available here in the UK though, more's the pity.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/dieting/worlds-first-zero-carb-zero-11695504.amp
The title 'PLASTIC MAC' reminds me of this section of your MECCA MEMORIES journal entry from a day ago describing your first sight of Lynne Holliday :
It took a bit of nerve to walk out onto the dance floor and ask for a dance, we'd be worried about being rejected, but one time I'd spotted this girl in a black plastic mac' and short op-art patterned dress, dancing with a girlfriend. She looked a bit like Judith Durham from 'The Seekers' group, or at least she had a very similar hairstyle.
Good morning Bill, this past year I was knocking about in a very out of the way "Guitars and Cars" shop in the middle of Virginia U.S.A. I saw high up on the wall and out of reach of all but the shop owner a rare and expensive Les Paul. I remarked I could only dream of one of those. The shop owner told me he had something just as special that I might appreciate. He brought this beautiful Les Paul copy out. It was the most beautiful red I had ever seen on a guitar. Fit and finish superb. He brought down his cherished LP and plugged them both in and told me to have a go. I much preferred the play ability and sound of the red guitar (as did he) I assumed it must be well beyond my $ reach. To my amazement it wasn't. That guitar now belongs to me and I play it daily. The guitar is a Nelsonic Starliner. Blogs in the U.S. and some You Tubers attribute this guitar to you. It is such a wonderful instrument I wouldn't doubt you had everything to do with it. It is all original and will remain so. I gave it a polish, a set up and new strings. It stays in tune and sustains forever. Lovely, lovely, lovely.