This week’s free to read is the story on the life of an average woman living her life in #Medway at the turn of the 20th century.
Putting a life into focus from the words on a grave stone.
@jerijerod14.bsky.social
@jerijerod14.bsky.socialThis week’s free to read is the story on the life of an average woman living her life in #Medway at the turn of the 20th century.
Putting a life into focus from the words on a grave stone.
@ianrauk.bsky.socialThe shadows are getting longer in the mornings.
#medway #cycling #bikesky #cyclecommute
@ianrauk.bsky.socialThe shadows are getting longer in the mornings.
#medway #cycling #bikesky #cyclecommute
@heljel.bsky.socialA lovely Kent landscape, with the River Medway in the foreground and some oast houses in the background. They used to be used for drying crops.
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@carmilevy.bsky.socialLooks idyllic, doesn’t it?
Well, looks can be deceiving.
This was shot after my first fall of the day, and before my second.
I’m fine. The bike is fine. But I learned every scene has a back story, and we owe it to ourselves to listen for it.
@carmilevy.bsky.socialImagine how different the world would be if more of us took walks in the woods.
@lowcarbonkev.bsky.socialToday's light reading, the Council's plans for our centre - 'Rainham Reimagined'.
www.medway.gov.uk/info/200177/...
Not sure what's in there yet, but anything 'bike' should be an improvement, e.g. not having to imagine cycle stands at the designated cycle stand 😉
