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Margaret Townley, 75, (bottom right) claims she has been the victim of a miscarriage of justice after being forced to walk away from the house (pictured) on which she has spent more than €300,000 (£257,347). The retired social worker, from Bath, has handed the keys to her neighbour after a vicious 13-year legal battle. She said she believes corruption and fraud has caused the loss of her retirement home in Salobrena, Granada. Her nightmare began after she got into a legal battle with her builder neighbour over a dodgy collapsed boundary wall, which led to a judge ordering the house to be sold at a closed auction.
This is interesting reading.
Winston Churchill (top and bottom left) visited the Middle East on a diplomatic mission in 1921 after being appointed Secretary of State for the Colonies. He attended the Cairo Conference in Egypt alongside T.E. Lawrence (right, with writer Gertrude Bell) – the hero of the Arab Revolt in the First World War. The images, which were taken by Captain Maxwell Coote who was Churchill’s aide-de-camp at the conference, are being sold a century later by his descendants with London-based Forum Auctions who expect the archive to fetch £4,000.
I started a Thread for country view but I have not got a clue where it has been put now we have had so much change around, so I am going to put this very pretty picture of an Oz scene here hope you enjoy it.
How to visit the crystal clear warm waters dubbed Australia’s ‘best hot springs you’ve never heard of’
Travellers are racing to some remote hot springs dubbed the ‘most beautiful’ in Australia. Bitter Springs (left and right), which are located approximately two kilometres from Mataranka in the Katherine region of Australia’s Northern Territory, are set among palms and tropical woodlands in Elsey National Park. The area features a series of naturally-fed thermal pools that are the perfect place to relax and unwind, while exploring the surrounding beauty of the national park.
Oh no! a Rat in a supermarket in NSW.
Disgusting moment enormous RAT is spotted climbing up a shelf inside an Aldi supermarket as shoppers walk nearby
An Aldi shopper has captured the horrifying moment a gigantic rat begins to climb a supermarket shelf as oblivious customers continue to shop nearby. The stomach-churning video has since gone viral after it was uploaded to TikTok by a woman named Caity, boasting more than two million views. The gigantic rodent is seen climbing up the metal railing of an Aldi supermarket shelf, passing large packs of bottled water.
Remember this movie many moons ago?
Missing gingham dress worn by Judy Garland in Wizard of Oz is discovered at Washington, DC university 50 years later
A staff member at Catholic University of America found a long-lost staple of Hollywood history in the school’s drama department building: the iconic blue-and-white checked gingham dress Judy Garland wore as Dorothy Gale in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. For nearly 50 years, staff and students at the Washington, D.C. university have been searching for the famed dress, which was gifted to the school’s drama department in 1973 and went missing shortly after.
Yummy there are still some nice things in life! LOL
But with limitations.
Husband and I were at Miss Mauds yesterday and picked up some yummies to take home with us.
Question is Miss Mauds in the Eastern States?
It will be good to see the back of all the winter weather and look forward to our flowers in Sprint!
James Matthews enjoyed a glass of Pimm’s in the stands while his wife kept a close eye on the action
Looking and trying to read the Daily Mail this morning, one cannot help notice that nobody was wearing a Mask if Australia had the vaccines months ago like England had we would probably not be infected now either.
Talk about being let down by our Politicians in the EASTERN STATES!
Woman’s death in Perth hospital ‘likely’ linked to AstraZeneca vaccine, TGA finds
Angie RaphaelNCA NewsWireTOPICS
The Therapeutic Goods Administration has confirmed the death of a 61-year-old woman at a Perth hospital last month was likely linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine.
She received the vaccine in early June and was admitted to hospital later that month.
An external vaccine safety investigation group of experts determined the vaccination was the likely cause due to a lack of evidence for other causes and the time frame of her getting the jab.
“While the woman had experienced a recent viral illness that could have theoretically caused immune thrombocytopenia, the panel felt that the unusual severity of the event suggested that vaccination was a more likely cause,” they said.
The woman received the vaccine in early June. NCA NewsWire / Dean Martin Credit: News Corp Australia ITP is a rare bleeding disorder that occurs when the immune system mistakenly destroys platelets, which help blood to clot.
The link between ITP and the vaccine is still under investigation, but research suggests the risk is about one case per 100,000 AstraZeneca doses.
As of July 4, the TGA has received 36 reports of suspected ITP.
“The TGA continues to investigate this issue and we will report more information when it is known,” they said.
About five million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine have been administered in Australia.
I have been to the Library and selected two large print books to practice with.
I was amazed at the selection they had, my choice was “The Lady Travelers guide to Scoundrels and other Gentlemen” and the second was a book I have in our own Library at home by Phillippa Gregory ‘The Red Queen’.
Well I want a bit of a laugh in my old age! LOL
By the way is there anyone else that has had a stroke that would like to chat??
