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Monday Apr 27, 2020 #
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(rest day)
Back still not recovered today. Hopefully today's massage (and a subsequent meeting exercise walk with a colleague in the Merri Creek parklands) will help.
On the way home, I spotted a flyer 'Free Antifa and Antigovernment Protesters From Russian Prisons'. I support the sentiment but am sceptical that Vladimir Putin is going to pay a great deal of attention to something stuck on a power pole in Preston. (Meanwhile, numerous flyers, without attribution, have gone up in Station Street attacking the council for planning to spend lots of money on the Northcote pool).
Today's distraction-from-historical-weather-research-by-seeing-court-reports goes to the 1952 appearance before the Canberra magistrates of someone described as a "powder monkey" for creating a public mischief. Given his occupation you probably won't be surprised to learn that the public mischief in question was a bomb hoax. (Those who have seen the forecast for later this week can imagine why I might have taken an interest in the last few days of April 1952).
(Update - looks like that link isn't static so try the map instead.)
On the way home, I spotted a flyer 'Free Antifa and Antigovernment Protesters From Russian Prisons'. I support the sentiment but am sceptical that Vladimir Putin is going to pay a great deal of attention to something stuck on a power pole in Preston. (Meanwhile, numerous flyers, without attribution, have gone up in Station Street attacking the council for planning to spend lots of money on the Northcote pool).
Today's distraction-from-historical-weather-research-by-seeing-court-reports goes to the 1952 appearance before the Canberra magistrates of someone described as a "powder monkey" for creating a public mischief. Given his occupation you probably won't be surprised to learn that the public mischief in question was a bomb hoax. (Those who have seen the forecast for later this week can imagine why I might have taken an interest in the last few days of April 1952).
(Update - looks like that link isn't static so try the map instead.)