Micro muses
- I used to work with Naomi. I'm pretty sure I got my job at that firm because of my looks. Anyway, I'll stop that am… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 16 minutes ago
- RT @bricksilk: She’s right to be concerned. We shall be questioning the Security Minister later this month on this subject, and many others… 1 hour ago
- RT @mjg_constitlaw: A blog on the Dominic Cummings affair - the (relatively limited) standards which apply to special advisers, how Cumming… 2 hours ago
- This is a curious one. I didn't buy a season ticket for Dons in the 19/20 season, in part as I knew I was to be fli… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 hours ago
- RT @AndrewJMSteven: Discussions with @MacqueenHector on the effect of the pandemic on contract law reminded me of this passage in my book o… 3 hours ago
Monthly Archives: April 2015
A marathon journey
Like most things I say or write, this blog is an extension of my personality. The extent to which it reflects my own rather than my apparently academic personality has varied from time to time. Law has tended to feature … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, Cancer Research, London Marathon, running, testicular cancer
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Glen Gairn
I recently visited Glen Gairn. The River Gairn – the River Dee’s largest tributary – runs east from Ben Avon before snaking south-east to meet the aforementioned Dee to the west of Ballater. According to the map on the Cairngorms … Continue reading
