Over the last couple of months, there’s been a new post here every day
and I appreciate the regular visits. At this point, to extend my device
distancing regime, those might not be so frequent over the next wee while. In
some consolation, I’ve added to the archive NBT back issues, thanks to the
assistance of Mr Simon Birrell. I know not how those might look on a phone
browser but we’re up to Number 21 so go laugh, cry and all points in between at
that stuff. I’d forgotten there was no Number 22 and can’t recall why – one of the
benefits regarding the onset of auld age. Issue 23 was next – the Tenth Anniversary Edition
with a Thee Roman Gods 45. It’s been a journey and who doesn’t have regrets? We’ll
get from 23 to 27 in due course, just no holding your breath – alright? And if
after seeing this lot, you don’t care, well that’s dandy too.
Some of the source material hasn’t aged well (the reportage - in my
case - perhaps worse) and the PDF images aren’t great. Not having access to the
scanner that I started out compounds the problem but the purpose is to entertain
and any shortcomings are unavoidable. The plan is to work through
other material and to park that, including the recent tip sheets, here too.
The initial scan resolution is high but the documents themselves have
been reduced so the file size isn’t stupid. These are provided for
reference only and if anyone involved wants anything removed then I can do
that. My toes have curled a lot.
Beyond that, I was genuinely surprised because much of it I didn't remember at all. As I often remark, you cannae unscramble eggs.
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It's all essential history. Looking forward to more issues on paper!
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