Simon Campbell
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Posted at 1227 hours on 28/07/09 | Posted in Life
For God’s sake support our troops
Recent weeks have again seen terrible losses of life in Afghanistan. We, the people, are responsible for them being there in the first place, so for God’s sake, lets support them…
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Posted at 1525 hours on 13/07/09 | Posted in Music
Selling my Jim Kelly FACS 30/60 amplifier
Its not very often that I sell any of my gear, but I have decided to let this amplifier go. I am now using my TwoRock amps exclusively, this fantastic unit deserves to be played regularly and loved by those listening.
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Posted at 1959 hours on 07/07/09 | Posted in Life, Diving
Break a leg (not literally) Greg!
Greg (Gregorious) Wood decides to come on holiday to the Isle of Man as he wants to learn to dive and it’s cheap. I teach him to dive, he gets pissed and breaks his leg.
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Posted at 1203 hours on 01/07/09 | Posted in Life, Music
Rock ‘n roll is back
Over the last few years my whole attention has been focussed upon developing my diving skills. I realised about a month ago that I hadn’t played guitar seriously for a few years, missed it and decided to get back to Rock ‘n Roll!
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Posted at 0940 hours on 15/06/09 | Posted in Life
One of life’s great characters: Ian ‘E’ Kershaw
This guy is a genuine nutcase. I met him at Salford University where we were both ‘studying’ BioChemistry. After one year we were experts in the brewing process and fearful effects of alcohol on the human body…
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Posted at 1936 hours on 08/06/09 | Posted in Life
The Suzuki Wagon R+ GL
Sick of running around guests and my boys on the Island, we decided to buy a cheap car that could be insured for anyone. We accidentally bought a Suzuki Wagon R (+ GL to be exact).
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